All of the Following Are Socio-Ethical Ways That Intensivists Interviewed

All of the following are socio-ethical ways that intensivists interviewed in Lock's study cope with feelings of doubt about circumstances centered around diagnosis of brain death EXCEPT:

A) Belief that the spirit or soul leaves the body in the event of brain death
B) Rationalization that the body wants to die along with the brain
C) Belief that brain death is essentially death
D) Rationalization that the brain death state prevents the body from experiencing pain regardless of ongoing metabolic and endocrine activity