OK so I believe the answer will be B. because they never really give you all the information but they will give you the core info.
Some of the best stress management techniques available include meditation, journaling, PMR, guided imagery, and good old breathing exercises.
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Answer:
The MOST IMPORTANT part of preparing for a hurricane is to create a <em>family disaster plan. </em>This is a plan to take action that all your family members agree on. This includes preparation and a set location to evacuate, who to protect (usually young children or older adults), listening to professional advice, etc.
The effects of a hurricane are different and more intense in certain areas. To prepare, good things to do are agree with family members about ways to evacuate and the safest location to do so. In case anyone gets lost, a set meeting place is also helpful.
