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ummm probably like milk, peanuts, eggs, soy, wheat etc
Talking or texting is deadly for teen drivers. thus, option A is correct.
<h3>Why should we avoid using our phones while driving?</h3>
Driving while using a mobile device is extremely risky. Physically holding a phone takes one hand away from the controls, increasing the risk of accidents. Dialing is much worse because it demands the user to take their focus off the road.
Sending texts while driving is the riskiest of all distraction-related actions. Sending a text message increases a person's risk of a car accident by 23 times compared to just driving. Compared to other distraction-related pursuits, the figure is staggering.
Learn more about distraction during driving here:
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Always shake their hand, and thank them for their time in meeting with you
The best answer here would be A. Make meetings with a support group a priority, and meet new people with shared interests.
She will need all the support she can get to stop her habit and stay off the drugs. She is under the care of her doctor so a support group with other people who are experiencing the same will help. Also meeting new people with shared interests will help her to know she isn't alone.
