Human rights lawyer Luls Kutner proposed a living will for what purpose? A. to allow a person to choose someone to make health care decisions in the event of Incapacitation.

B. to allow a healthy person to put his or her wishes for end-of-life care in writing while still mentally capable.

C. to allow doctors to attempt resuscitation in all cases of patients whose heart or breathing has stopped.

D.to ensure doctors inform their patients of all life-sustaining measures that will be taken if their heart or breathing stops.

A print source is exactly as its name suggests - material that has been printed and can be produced in a hard copy. Examples of print sources are books, magazines, scholarly journals, and newspapers. For the purpose of a research paper, automatically weed out any works of fiction. This means you will be looking at non-fiction, informational print sources. Non-fiction print sources can vary widely in the audience they target or the amount of information they provide. Imagine the difference between a local newspaper report on air quality compared to a research study on air quality published in a scholarly journal.

However, printed sources have one benefit. They generally have been through some type of critical review process that prevents poor material from reaching the library shelves. In other words, some type of quality control has typically taken place in order for publication to occur. Unfortunately, this doesn't give you the green light to use any book or magazine you find in a library. You must still evaluate how relevant a print resource is to your topic as well as its reliability.