When exposed to anaesthetized clients, which could not control the cleaners' behavior, cleaners did not search for parasites but fed on mucus. What does this demonstrate? cleaners base their cooperative behavior on the client's behavior the client's normal responses to cheating helps to reduce cheating cleaners prefer to feed on mucus O cheating is typically prevented by enforcement all answers are correct

When exposed to anaesthetized clients, which could not control the cleaners' behavior, cleaners did not search for parasites but fed on mucus. What does this demonstrate? cleaners base their cooperative behavior on the client's behavior the client's normal responses to cheating helps to reduce cheating cleaners prefer to feed on mucus O cheating is typically prevented by enforcement all answers are correct

Intro To Health Care

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Author:Mitchell

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Chapter16: The Communication Process

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