Which of the Following Most Closely Approximates the "Typical" Review

question 22

Multiple Choice

Which of the following most closely approximates the "typical" Review Panel Applicant as identified by research conducted in British Columbia? (Gray, et al., 1985)

• A) a male over 30 years of age, educated with few problems with work
• B) a male under 30 years of age, uneducated, unskilled, presence of memory deficits
• C) a male under 30 years of age, problems with work, school and parents, presence of mental retardation and epilepsy
• D) a male under 30 years of age, transferred from another institution, problems with alcohol abuse, schizophrenic tendencies
• E) a male under 30 years of age, uneducated, unskilled, presence of mental retardation

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