Answer:
f
Explanation: because an advocate is a person who says what you want to say in court so you don't have to
4th one should be the correct answer if I am not mistaken
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Answer:
1) No
2) I feel very bad for the person. And I'm sad at how unkind some people can be.
3) Because media is always showing skinny girls, their faces full of makeup, on magazines, portraying that only skinny and well-known girls can get on a magazine cover.
3) Your body type is perfect the way it is. Don't change your appearance just for some guy.
4) Surgeries. It hurts thinking girls think they need to get surgery to look besutiful.
5) *Don't judge others by their appearance *Every body is perfect the way it is *Don't care what others think or say if it's a negative comment *Don't change your appearance for a guy *Your perfect the way you are
Explanation:
You should never judge others, or be unkind to others. Imagine how you would feel if your being bullied and make fun of. Imagine how you would feel if people were making fun of your body or the way you look.
Answer:
d. By combining high scores into a single comprehensive category
Explanation:
Personality tests (such as the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality) are tests applied by psychologists through questioning or graphic testing to reveal innate and acquired personality traits that are often unknown or unreported by the individual and indicate your character and temperament.
Because personality is complex and involves many different layers of interpretation, sometimes psychologists use more than one test to get a sense of different assessments of the patient's personality. When the use of one more test is performed, the psychologist is most likely to interpret the results of each test by combining high scores into a single broad category, so the psychologist can analyze several different factors of the patient's personality.
