1. For some it is challenging, which they like and gives them a purpose.
2. Co-workers.
3. They make money and can support themselves and buy things that they need and want.
4. If you are a teacher or any kind of helper, it feels good to help people.
(Please give brainliest if this helped!)
Instead of an MRI I could have an ultrasound also to find soft tissue injuries
Usually you want your financial future to look amazing because you dont want to sit around broke and being a ward of the state do you?
I think your answer for this question is D . I may be wrong ... but I think it's D
The word abuse has a much stronger connotation than "bullying" which is usually associated with teasing. The former, however, is typically associated with emotional and/or physical harm on the body. If someone is being "bullied" and it involves harm on the body, then it could definitely go hand-in-hand with abuse.
