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Some things early childhood caregivers can do to encourage preparing children to read are put educational videos on, add an incentive if they read, and/or just sit down and read to them, and let them repeat it afterword.
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Answer:
Intrusion.
Explanation:
Intrusion memory may be defined as the memory that refers to the particular theme or the certain memory that is not the part of the actual episode. The part of the original memory is confused with the episodic memory.
When Chuck was in a car accident he had a wish that he can put behind him and dreams of that day. In this case the original memory has been mixed up or confused with the actual memory of the accident. Chuck is unable to distinguish between the two memories.
Thus, the correct answer is option (4).
false, cause the primary physician will direct to the correct specialist
Answer:
A. a teen who uses alcohol to cope with family problems
Explanation:
the other options show that the teen or young adult drink every once in a while, but a teen using alcohol to cope with family problems will use alcohol way more often which will make them most addicted