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Empty chair technique is a method used in Gestalt therapy.
<h3>What is the empty chair technique?</h3>
It is a gestalt therapy technique where the client engages in an emotional dialogue with a part of themselves or a significant someone (such as a parent) who is pictured as sitting in an empty chair during the session. The client then switches places with the other and assumes that part or that other person. These days, the two-chair technique is another name for this method.
This simple method is intended to help you resolve any internal or interpersonal disagreement. It enables you to view the problem from a fresh angle and develop understanding of your thoughts, feelings, and actions.
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Answer: Organelle 
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Level of organization in living organisms refers to the increase in complexity of organisms. The increase in complexity is in structure, function, activity, behaviour and mode of life.There is an increase in Complexity from Unicellular organism to multicellular organism.The level of complexity in organisms both in unicellular and multicellular starting from the smallest to the largest are; 
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According to the definition of Coleman about social capital would be that is a mode of a social structure that help ease the activities in any individual in a social context. However, the success of catholic students were not influenced by their socioeconomic statuses or religious affiliations but rather it is influenced by the structure and environment of the school that had mature feelings of community that both involved adults and children.
 
        
             
        
        
        
B. False 
The American culture believe that we are one nation, under God, and that we are all created equal
        
             
        
        
        
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