Sociologists Consider Nurses Semi-Professionals,rather Than Professionals,because

question 14

Multiple Choice

Sociologists consider nurses semi-professionals,rather than professionals,because

• A) nurses have considerable autonomy, status, and training, but remain subordinate to doctors.
• B) most nurses have not attended college.
• C) the ethic of caring has kept nurses from pushing for professional status.
• D) women with high social status no longer typically enter nursing.
• E) nursing lacks a code of ethics.

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