Is there only one answer to the question? If so, I would guess communicating. Although analyzing influences and setting goals could be correct as well.
The most interesting aspect of working with firearm evidence is finding out which type of firearm was used and inspecting the bullet and matching it to the archives of guns and bullets. However, the challenging part is tracing which person used the firearm and evidence and is the suspect of a crime. Also, tracing the movement of the bullet used from where it was shot and where it landed. It's very hard to know which person used the firearm as the end user.
The digital/phalangeal region encloses the fingers, and the thumb is called the pollex.
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There are four main types of communication: written, verbal, nonverbal and visual. Written communication includes email, signs, letters, magazines, books and anything else transcribed into typed or handwritten words. Verbal communication is auditory, while nonverbal communication is body language and gestures. Hope this helped!! :)
