Cross-Cultural Research on Organ Transplantation Has Indicated That

Multiple Choice

Cross-cultural research on organ transplantation has indicated that:

A) in Japan, where the exchange of gifts is woven into the social fabric, the donation of an organ such as a kidney, while a distinctive and nontraditional gift, would be viewed as expected behavior
B) in America, from a Christian perspective, offering an organ would be a matter of personal choice
C) in China, from a Confucian perspective, an organ donation is likely to be viewed as a morally praiseworthy act
D) both a and c.