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Which is NOT a danger that accompanies the special charismatic status of the physician?
{ 1 } - The medical profession can jealously defends its authority and prerogatives.
{ 2 } - Satisfaction and persistence in a difficult vocation.
{ 3 } - He can become an unquestioned, dogmatic authority in medicine and all other matters as well.
{ 4 } - The medical profession can refuse to discipline its charismatic members.
{ 5 } - The medical profession can claim the exclusive right to settle ethical and social questions that affect the profession on the grounds that laypersons have no right to opinions in such matters.
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Which is NOT a danger that accompanies the special charismatic status of the physician?
{ 1 } - The medical profession can jealously defends its authority and prerogatives.
{ 2 } - Satisfaction and persistence in a difficult vocation.
{ 3 } - He can become an unquestioned, dogmatic authority in medicine and all other matters as well.
{ 4 } - The medical profession can refuse to discipline its charismatic members.
{ 5 } - The medical profession can claim the exclusive right to settle ethical and social questions that affect the profession on the grounds that laypersons have no right to opinions in such matters.
See p. 80.
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Which is NOT a danger that accompanies the special charismatic status of the physician?
{ 1 } - The medical profession can jealously defends its authority and prerogatives.
{ 2 } - Satisfaction and persistence in a difficult vocation.
{ 3 } - He can become an unquestioned, dogmatic authority in medicine and all other matters as well.
{ 4 } - The medical profession can refuse to discipline its charismatic members.
{ 5 } - The medical profession can claim the exclusive right to settle ethical and social questions that affect the profession on the grounds that laypersons have no right to opinions in such matters.
See p. 80.
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Which is NOT a danger that accompanies the special charismatic status of the physician?
{ 1 } - The medical profession can jealously defends its authority and prerogatives.
{ 2 } - Satisfaction and persistence in a difficult vocation.
{ 3 } - He can become an unquestioned, dogmatic authority in medicine and all other matters as well.
{ 4 } - The medical profession can refuse to discipline its charismatic members.
{ 5 } - The medical profession can claim the exclusive right to settle ethical and social questions that affect the profession on the grounds that laypersons have no right to opinions in such matters.
See p. 80.
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Which is NOT a danger that accompanies the special charismatic status of the physician?
{ 1 } - The medical profession can jealously defends its authority and prerogatives.
{ 2 } - Satisfaction and persistence in a difficult vocation.
{ 3 } - He can become an unquestioned, dogmatic authority in medicine and all other matters as well.
{ 4 } - The medical profession can refuse to discipline its charismatic members.
{ 5 } - The medical profession can claim the exclusive right to settle ethical and social questions that affect the profession on the grounds that laypersons have no right to opinions in such matters.
See p. 80.
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Which is NOT a danger that accompanies the special charismatic status of the physician?
{ 1 } - The medical profession can jealously defends its authority and prerogatives.
{ 2 } - Satisfaction and persistence in a difficult vocation.
{ 3 } - He can become an unquestioned, dogmatic authority in medicine and all other matters as well.
{ 4 } - The medical profession can refuse to discipline its charismatic members.
{ 5 } - The medical profession can claim the exclusive right to settle ethical and social questions that affect the profession on the grounds that laypersons have no right to opinions in such matters.
See p. 80.
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