2. This disability applies to a worker who endures a permanent reduction of work capability, but is still able to retain gainful employment: (Brauer p. 46)
3. This disability applies to a worker who is no longer able to work, even after medical and rehabilitative treatment: (Brauer p. 47)
4. Which of the following is not an expense compensated by workers' compensation laws? (Brauer p. 47)
5. Which of the below is not one of the three major theories to determine the amount of workers' compensation? (Brauer p. 48)
6. This workers' compensation theory considers only the functional effect of the loss - its impact on normal functions and abilities: (Brauer p. 48)
7. This workers' compensation theory considers the actual loss in wages relative to a standard that estimates what the individual would have earned: (Brauer p. 48)
8. This workers' compensation theory is the most common approach for paying compensation: (Brauer p. 48)
9. Due to the difficulty in determining compensation for permanent partial disability, this practice has become widespread: (Brauer p. 48)
10. These establish in advance the value of each kind of disability: (Brauer p. 48)
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