One mechanism could be educating people about HIV/AIDS from mouth to mouth, another would be to make long lectures which would educate people about this disease, another would be to make workshops which would serve the same role.
Answer:
1. physical fitness
2. circulatory system
3. regular exercise
4. internal system
5. flexibility
6. limiting factors
Explanation
im almost positive these are the answers if i remember correctly from my health class
The bottom line: Dieting is limiting, leaving people with few choices, while healthy behaviors expand choices, increasing the likelihood of success.
During the childhood, the physical development is more rapid in infancy.
From birth to eight years old, it is a time of tremendous growth. Between birth and age three a child ordinarily doubles in height and quadruples in weight. Body proportions shift, in order for the infant whose head is almost one-fourth of its body weight altogether now is a toddler with a more balanced, adult-like appearance. Around this age a typical three year old will have mastered walking, sitting, scribbling, toilet-training, using a utensil, and sufficient eye-coordination despite rapid growth.
Between ages five and three children will have developed fine-motor skills.
Physical growth typically slows down between five and eight years old, whilst body proportions and motor skills are becoming more sufficient.
Children also develop a spoken vocabulary that ranges between 300 and 1,000 words within the first three years of life.
I hope this answered your question, good luck on your assignment. Education.stateuniversity.com is a handy tool for questions like this as well.
It would be everyone's best interest for Carla to bring this major outright fellony to the attention of her boss or other appreciate supervisor quietly letting them know she needed the file for the continuation of work, hopefully it was necessary for employer. I think too and often others in society have not developped moral and stay stuck in serving their own immediate action interest.
