Cynthia knows she should not drink alcohol or do drugs, and she has avoided these things her whole life. However, lately, she su
spects her brother might be sneaking liquor into his room late at night. She has always been close friends with her brother, and she doesn't want him to be mad at her, but she also doesn't want him to hurt himself. What should Cynthia do? A.) Go directly to her parents so they can search his bedroom that day.
B.)Talk to her brother and let her parents know if there's a problem.
c.)Have him arrested for underage drinking and teach him a lesson.
D.) Alert her brother's teachers that he may have developed a habit.
The best approach Cynthia could do is to talk to her brother and her parents. The family together can endure and offer total support to him all the way through.
Despite this family help is welcome, extra care must be taken. Cynthia and her parents cannot play certain roles in adjusting themselves to this possible alcoholic family member. She can't protect him from the alcohol abuse consequences, neither her mother must draw attention away from that abuse. On the other hand, his problem can't be deflected or ignored. Finally, family support is important but not enough.
<span>The best response is letter B, Talk to her brother and let her parents know if there's a problem. By talking to her brother first she might know what really the reason behind his sneaking of liquor in the room. After knowing the reason, she should think the next step to take depending on the reason provided by his brother.</span>
I would say it's B because you dress how you want to be seen. What you read has nothing to do with your gender identity and neither does your job or sports
