Within your social group, your friends have noticed that Sondra has not been acting like herself. Without being pushy, you desir
e to approach her about a pill bottle you noticed fall from her backpack. Making assumptions about the situation will not encourage open communication. Therefore, stating what your social group has observed will demonstrate to
Sondra that you notice her. Her potential drug use is having negative effects on school, work, and your social group. She has been forgetting homework assignments, meeting times,
and not showing up if you have made plans. The behaviors that she is displaying include irrational thinking, joking about the failure of assignments, and being unable to talk or walk
while under the influence. You are fearful that she is going to overdose and cause permanent damage or death.
Make sure your approachable and be there for her. Let her know that she can talk to you. Confront her about it but don't press her about it. E.g. pull her aside to where it's just you and her "Sondra I noticed the pill bottle... you know you can always talk to me" or tell a trusted adult to help.
In my opinion, the best answer among the choices given is option B. "Avoid lifting in an awkward position" is the statement that <span>best describes a safety procedure that applies to weight machine training</span><span>. Lifting in an awkward position might put your body into certain risks and might cause injuries.</span>
<span>The right answer for this question is that during exercise, stored chemical energy is converted to energy that can be used for muscle movement. The particular chemical that is used for muscle movement is known as ATP, or adenosine triphosphate.</span>
