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Ursula's therapist is asking her to limit a destructive game in which she practices in their relationship is the naming game or naming the game. It is a game where it focuses on trying to manipulate another in a way of making them vulnerable in order to get what the person wants. It could be seen above as Ursula tries to manipulate her partner by telling them to know what she wants since they love her or to prove that they love her.
The legislative branch can:
- Oversee the US Government Printing Office and coin more money.
- Create, alter, or repeal laws: The objective of the legislative branch is to make national laws.
- Assess and regulate taxes: The legislative branch's ability to tax appears in the US Constitution.
-Declare war on China: Only the legislative branch can declare war.
Answer: D) Emotional regulation
Explanation: Emotional regulation is a concept in psychology that we manage emotions effectively and give an adequate response to an emotional experience. This reaction to emotional experience means that it is in the range of emotions that are acceptable to others, and flexible taking into account the emotions and states of others. Such effective management and response to emotions provides the opportunity for spontaneous expression of emotions as well as their spontaneous delay and expression when appropriate. This psychological skill is especially important because by mastering it successfully, we gain a sense of empathy from others. When acquiring and mastering this skill, it is important to know that you should not be ashamed of unpleasant emotions, on the contrary, you should express them and then learn to regulate them, while mastering this skill.
Answer:
Practicing anthropologists are employed in government agencies, (...) and other settings outside academia.
Explanation:
Practicing anthropology is the anthropological branch which tends to <em>work outside the academic setting</em>, unlike research anthropologists.
Practicing anthropologists are generally employed in several organizations in order to understand and help resolve issues such as <em>environment, healthcare, agriculture, marketing and criminal justice</em>, amongst others.
They generally work for the government, organizations, firms and foundations.
