Well analyzing your fears could make them worse not better, if you focus on the audience's response you're more likely to overreact or over analyze, concentrating on the message takes your mind off the fact that you are scared, thinking about how to change your feelings wont do much good because your giving the fear more attention than it needs, visualizing success creates an opposite thought, meaning your brain moves in another direction thats away from the fear.
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Answer:
Although you do not mention what text your question refers to, I can guide you in your answer.
Explanation:
The correct answer would be option C) to choose a range of items.
We can deduce this from the meaning of the word <em>"diversity".
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By definition we know that diversity (from Latin diversitas) is a notion that refers to difference, variety, the abundance of different things or dissimilarity.
This description is the one that most closely resembles option C, which makes it our correct answer.
Answer:
It sounded like piano music and it was coming from my living room, however, we didn't have a piano. I slowly got up to see what it was, then I saw a sight I never expected to see, not even in my wildest dreams: my dad was dancing in a very slow romantic dance with my mum and making out.
They were dancing to one of his old music collections, that was why I probably didn't recognize the sounds.
He had one hand on her waist and it slid further down, mum let off a gasp, they were obviously enjoying themselves, oblivious to the fact that I was just upstairs.
I turned around and went back to my room and with a smile shut my door.
