You should lift milk or a younger sibling that doesn’t mind being picked up
        
             
        
        
        
Here are some of the qualities that I have:
1. I'm a good listener - this means that people can trust me and that I will take their opinions into consideration
2. I'm charming - people generally like charming people who can just sweep them off their feet
3. I'm a good speaker - I have good ideas and can persuade people into believing me
Here are some of the leadership qualities I would like to work on:
1. Independence - although I can be independent when I have to, I prefer working in a group; if I work on this quality, I can show people that I can handle things on my own
2. Strength of character - I need to stay true to my opinions more
3. Self-confident - if I don't seem confident, people won't think I am strong enough to be a leader
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
Get better at math yourself kid
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
I would say A because when swimming too fast that can cause cramps and that can cause you to drown some times
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
I would say that the best answer to the question: What is the dependent variable of this research, would be: A) Information alone is not sufficient if people are not motivated to use it. 
Explanation:
A dependent variable is the one in research whose result will entirely depend on the outcomes of the independent variables. In this case researchers decided to use different means of information on smoking to achieve the reduction of their smoking. While to a group they showed them a video and gave them a pamphelt with instructional information on how to quit, to the other group they subdivided it and gave one portion just the video, and the other just the pamphlet. In the end, the result was that during follow-up, researchers found that the group with the least reduction in smoking was the one to whom only the pamphlet had been given. This result showed that the pamphlet, which was the information only, was not enough to encourage smokers to leave the habit. It became evident that a factor of fear was necessary to achieve that final goal.