The correct answer is Learned Optimism.
Martin Seligman developed an area of psychology known as Positive Psychology. One aspect of positive psychology is learned optimism. It is where you teach yourself to think positively instead of negatively, you use certain techniques to alter your thought and behavior patterns so you see optimism in life instead of pessimism.
Answer:
Recheck the temperature and recalculate the effectiveness of the vaccine
Explanation:
The vaccines normally are storage in a temperature between 2 and 8 º C, if the temperature of the storage start to increase, the vaccines will continue working but with a range less effective.
For example, if the Hepatitis B vaccine is heated at 20 º C, the period to be used will be just 1 month, instead of the 4 years that can be preserved if it is between 2 and 8 º C.
Of course the thermoestability of the vaccines are very different depending the vaccine and the temperature range.
Answer: Planning meals to limit high-fat foods and limiting portion sizes
Explanation: When you're obese it does not matter if you eat at a table with family or in front of a tv it does not minimize your portions or change the diet. Using food as a reward is saying "if you do this you get chips" doing that would just make you have something to look forward to if you do something good.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
if the problem interferes with your productivity at work then you have the perfect excuse to ignore it. also, people shouldn't be starting drama in the workplace unless it is of the utmost importance
