Answer:
ethics of sexuality
Explanation:
The ethics of sexuality involves questioning the way we treat ourselves and other people.
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Anxiety Disorder : <em>a condition in which real or imagined fears are difficult to control</em>
To be disrespectful would mean to do the exact opposite of smiling, shaking someone's hand, and saying "hello." So, this tells us our answer cannot be being disrespectful. Listening is something someone would do when in a conversation or when taking orders from someone. Judging by the actions the person is doing, it does not seem they are having a conversation or taking orders from anyone. It seems as though the person is barley introducing themselves. So, this tells us 'listening' is not the answer to this question. You usually discuss shared interest with another person when you're in a conversation. Again, it seems as though this person is not in a conversation, so 'sharing interest' cannot be the answer. This leaves us with our last and best option for the answer: Being Friendly. The actions that the person is doing, leads to believe that the person is just being friendly.
There are several ways to take your pulse:
- Good old fashioned way (see below)
- Using fitness tracking devices
Taking your pulse using a watch and finger:
- Place two fingers (not a thumb) on your right arm
- Place those two fingers on the thumb side of the arm (around the radial artery)
- Count the number of every beat you hear for 15 seconds (don’t skip one, each beat counts)
- Multiply the number by 4 to get the result
What those cool things mean:
Your heart rate during exercise can be somewhat of a direct variation to the input you exert. For example, the red zone is the highest attainable BPM during exercise
- Resting heart rate lets physicians know the health of your cardiovascular system (lower the resting, the better)
- Recovering heart rate is the period in which your heart returns to resting after exercise.
To be an active listener and, because it’s considered disrespectful for a servant to speak when not told to.
