A primary care physician does not every thing about an injury or an illness and a specialst is aware of every kind of illness or injuries.When you have an injury or illness and meet a physican , he or she will first check about the problem you haveby providing you some medicine and take sometime and when he or she gets to know that the illness is out of his hand then only he will send u to a specialst.here a physian is a waste of time and money. So it is better to see a specialist.if i have an accident and break my leg i will see a specialstand if i fell off riding a bicycle and get hurt i will see a physian
Answer: T
Explanation: It is a coaches responsibility to protect their athletes bu ensuring that they are performing exercises correctly and to not allow them exercise while injured.
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C.) see himself doing well.This will hopefully give him the extra confidence he needs and you arent always thinking straight when your nervous
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Answer:
6 Steps Of Decision Making (Bike Helmet)
Explanation:
step 1: Identify the decision.
Step 2: Gather relevant information.
Step 3: Identify the alternatives.
Step 4: Weigh the evidence.
Step 5: Choose among alternatives.
Step 6: Take action.
Now, Apply this to buying a Bike Helmet.
step 1: Identify the decision- Identify the decision by looking at your choices.
step 2: Gather Relevant Information- What do I want the helmet to look like? Is there a specific type of helmet I need? Are the helmets resizable? ect.
step 3: Gather Information- Find out information on each of the helmets to choose from.
step 4: Weigh the evidence- Out of the given options, what helmet will suit my specific needs and style?
step 5: Choose among alternatives- This one looks better but will it protect my head?
step 6: Choose- chose the helmet based on the information from each helmet and decide which one I need.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
I would say A. That's because in the answer choice B, it says "parents neglect their children" causing them to have lower self-esteem, which leads to meaning they think that causes teens to be easily influenced by peer pressure. I wouldn't say that would be a direct cause. Also, with answer choice C, it talks about "teens maturing at different rates". Different maturing levels may be a part of why teens are so easily influenced by peer pressure, because of the bigger kids may convince the smaller kids to do whatever they have in mind. I don't see that as being the best answer choice though. With option A, it talks about "rely more on their peers". I think that is very true. It's often to see teens trying to simply fit in or be accepted by their peers so that does a pretty good job at getting others to follow them.
