I believe the answer is c. I'm not to sure though
Action- Denise can refuse and that's that. She can say "Sorry but I promised my mom I wouldn't drink until I'm 21" "Sorry, but I don't feel comfortable drinking, however I will be the designated driver if you'd like"
Thinking to herself- "I am the only one who can make this decision and I made a promise to myself I wouldn't drink or do drugs"
I'm sure you could come up with some other examples but I hope this helped!
4. part of it is work ethic. america puts high value on work and companies usually don't hire the elderly because younger people usually have good minds you know. overall i think america is a country that really values youth
5. individually you can go to nursing homes or homes that house elderly people that are being taken care of to show some respect and to show the value you have for them. This would boost the value of elderly status in the U.S, but it would also benefit you and the elderly. They would be happy to see you, and you get the good feeling of being able to visit them
The best way to do that is to cook the amount of food that you know you SHOULD eat, not how much you WANT to eat.
If you don't cook more food than you should eat, then you can't eat more than you should.
The answer is perception:
Perception is what gives the meaning to our senses
