A research has to be published exclusively. B the DMCA applies to multinational businesses. C copyright has already been signed over to it. D the window allowing free download has been closed.

A Elsevier should demand the removals. B research should be distributed freely. C academic publishers should be protected. D libraries are entitled to free papers.

A it is legal for a scientist to use a draft of are search paper. B universities are ready to go against publishers in court. C Elsevier grants the use of copies of its papers to teaching. D other publishers are expected to follow suit soon enough.

A solve academic publishers' problems. B thrive due to Elsevier's course of action. C accelerate the rate of scientific discoveries. D help expose science to the general public.

A It is immoral for Elsevier to hinder the circulation of its papers. B Most college professors are passionate advocates of open access. C Government-funded research can be seen as public property. D The open access movement is losing popularity due to the row.

A in the early-20th century psychoanalysis was a marginal science. B the early poor practical conditions impeded Freud's research. C Freud's newly-invented therapy was in nature in effective at all. D the blunt tools Freud used contributed to his declining status.

A It is not based on experiment on living brain. B It falls short of supportive practical evidence. C It cannot explain the hidden meaning of dreams. D It fails to realize the unconsciousness of mind.

A demonstrate Freud's major influence over neuroscience. B explicate the latest progress of Freud's previous theory. C disclose consistency between Freud's theory and recent research. D prove the brain physical structure produces consciousness.

A They are related to human consciousness. B They behave in an universal manner. C They are covered up in human dreams. D They are controlled by environmental factors.

A To demonstrate new progress in psychoanalysis. B To indicate the minor limitations in Freud's theory. C To interpret Freud's deep analysis to human mind. D To reaffirm the effectiveness of Freud's work.