Classify the following actions. Indicate the numerical values below which correspond to their classification: • 1- Purely Involuntary • 2 - Involuntary but with some aspects of a Voluntary Act • 3 - Voluntary but not necessarily Deliberate • 4 - Purely Deliberate Shouting "Fucking cunt!" by a person with Coprolalia Murder Opening the door when you're about to enter the rest room Sleeping on your bed after a very tiring day Choosing a glass of water over a glass of orange juice because you're allergic to oranges

Classify the following actions. Indicate the numerical values below which correspond to their classification: • 1- Purely Involuntary • 2 - Involuntary but with some aspects of a Voluntary Act • 3 - Voluntary but not necessarily Deliberate • 4 - Purely Deliberate Shouting "Fucking cunt!" by a person with Coprolalia Murder Opening the door when you're about to enter the rest room Sleeping on your bed after a very tiring day Choosing a glass of water over a glass of orange juice because you're allergic to oranges

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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Author:Jones

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Chapter23: Mental Health

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