The answer is D.I.D. aka dissociative identity disorder.
If it is hot then the person/people communicating may sweat which comes across as being nervous.If it is too hot then the people/person may feel a little dehydrated and so not have that energy or moisture in there mouth to speak well.
Or it being to cold could see people put hands in pockets to warm themselves up which comes across as rather rude. Also when it it cold words can become stuttered as the jaw shivers
Hope that helped, not too sure tho :)
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Answer:
shoulder impegment syndrome
Explanation:
Shoulder pain caused by friction of the connective tissue (tendon) in the shoulder blade.
Impingement syndrome is caused by inflammation due to repetitive movements of the shoulder. Injuries and advanced age are also other causes.
The pain may be constant and increase with movements to lift or reach an object.
Rest, medications, and physical therapy may be helpful
Answer:
Richard - Needs to follow Environmental Protection Policy rules.
Samantha - Needs to follow Food and Drug Administrative rules.
The Food and Drug Administrative in charge of making sure that people do not take medications that could cause very bad side effects.
The Environmental Protection Policyis responsible for making sure a manufacturing plant does not release pollution into the air or water.
