Consent is NOT given if:
- A person simply states no; no is a clear given answer that consent is not being specified.
- A delay in speech, a stutter or hesitation.
- The person is under the influence of drugs or alcohol, that may make them react differently than normal.
- The person is very slowed and tired, closing their eyes while speaking, laying down, etc.
Consent IS given if:
- When asked the person says yes quickly, eagerly, and is not under the influence of any brain altering drug or alcohol.
- The person appears wide awake, does not slur or stutter, and makes best attempt to show they are interested.
I don't see any options, but it would most likely be the one that is most caring and understanding.
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Explanation:
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Make simple observations. The first step is to notice what is going right.
Build up with encouragement, not praise. There is a big difference between praise and encouragement.
Discipline to teach, not to punish.
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