Answer:
3- destroying valued possessions or attacking pets
Explanation:
Emotional abuse is any kind of abuse in which the abuser tries to gain control over another person's feelings or emotions. This kind of abuse is not physical but emotional and can involve shaming, ignoring, belittling, criticizing, intimidating and so on. The abuser sometimes threatens to hurt the victim or themselves, isolate the victims from other friends, ridicule or intimidate the victim or sometimes go as far as destroying things owned by the victim.
Over time, constant emotional abuse can result to feeling of worthlessness, low self esteem and destruction of self confidence.
Therefore, from the options above destroying valued possessions or attacking pets best describes an example of emotional abuse.
The correct answer is "C. The characteristics (bad or good) that you reinforce will be the ones you will most likely display". The Battle of Two Wolves is a Cherokee tale about a battle that occurs inside all of us. The fight is represented by two wolves. One represents good things, like hope, empathy, faith, etc. The other one represents bad things, like greed, envy, guilt, and more. Everyone has these two sides fighting. According to this tale, the wolf you feed will be the one to win. The word "feed" means to reinforce your characteristics to display it to others. Off course the lesson implies you to reinforce the good ones, so your good side can win.
I believe cannons is the correct answer
I'd say listen to her then go back to work.
Someone who is quiet, careful person and enjoys their time alone is most likely high in introversion personality according to Hans Eysenck.
<h3>What is the introversion personality?</h3>
This is an individual character that is characterized by feeling more comfortable focusing on inner thoughts & ideas rather than external happening.
Therefore, a person who is quiet, careful person and enjoys their time alone is most likely high in introversion personality.
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