The two most commonly cited classes of introspectible mental states are attitudes, such as beliefs, desires, evaluations, and intentions, and conscious experiences, such as emotions, images, and sensory experiences.
Several CDC veterinarians cited classes in herd health as stimulating their interest toward public health careers.
And many directly cited the class's primary text which warned, "Surrogates must be careful to avoid the common ethical pitfall of injecting their own values and beliefs into the decision-making process, as only the patient's values and beliefs are relevant to the decision" (p85).[14] Thus, students appeared to be able to recapitulate the principles and use the standard vocabulary they were taught.
Ask your instructor for details about citations that may be specific to your class (for example, citing a class lecture).
In one large survey of high school dropouts, about half cited uninteresting classes as a major reason for their decision.
Most often cited were classes in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and The Healer's Art.
In other studies, the most commonly cited medication classes associated with ADEs were analgesics/opioids followed by antibiotics [ 7, 41].
Consistent with ADR reports from the NPC, 17 we identified antibiotics, antiretroviral agents and antimalarials as the three most frequently cited medication classes in survey-described ADRs.
Quickly finding passages in the text to cite in class was also difficult.
Sally Greenbrook, policy manager at charity Breast Cancer Now, cites a class of drugs called bisphosphonates, originally developed for osteoporosis and cancer that spreads to the bone.
