The therapeutic technique Lucinda would start is behavioral self-monitoring.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Behavioral self-monitoring, introduced by Mark Snyder in the 1970s, is an ability of an individual to regulate the behavior to accommodate in various social situations.
Here, Lucinda frequently gets upset and yells at her husband, co-workers, and friends. She wants to keep a record of where, when, or with whom she might lose her temper in order to evaluate her behavior.
The individuals with high levels of self-monitoring possess greater skill at bridging social situations and in relationships they seem to be more flexible and adaptable.
Answer:

Explanation:
The potential energy of the spring or the work done by the spring is given by :
............(1)
k is the spring constant
d is the compression
When the spring is compressed a distance d' = d/3, let W' is the work is required to load the second dart. Then the work done is given by :

.............(2)
Dividing equation (1) and (2) :



So, the work required to load the second dart compared to that required to load the first is one-Ninth as much. Therefore, the correct option is (E).
Just assume that the sun has the average mass of all the stars
Then divide the mass of the galaxy by the mass of the sun.
<span>10^30 has 30 zeroes after it. 10^42 has 42 zeroes.
The answer would have 12 zeroes which concludes a trillion stars. </span>
Answer:
Final displacement with respect to the starting position is 832.37 meter
Explanation:
Lets consider that the orienteer start to run on the point of (0,0) point of a coordinate system. When he runs towards to east side about 400m, he will be at the point A(400,0). After he runs to the northeast (at a 45 degree angle from due east and from due north), approximately he will make 353.55 meter to east and 353.55 meter to the north side and he will be at the point of B(753.55, 353.55)
From the starting point total displacement will be 832.37 meter. Please check the attached graphical solution.
Answer:
The answer is D.
Explanation:
The Law of Conservation of mass states that matter is not created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction.