The Case of Sara in the Opening Vignette Makes the Point

question 97

Multiple Choice

The case of Sara in the opening vignette makes the point that

• A) pain is a valuable source of information to the body.
• B) pain hurts.
• C) audition is an important source of information for deaf people.
• D) deaf persons can use sign language to communicate with blind people.
• E) people who feel no pain learn new things faster because they are not distracted.

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