Answer:
Roger is slipping into C. despair.
Explanation:
Despair refers to the absolute loss of hope, a complete and <em>deep feeling of sadness</em>, of <em>sorrow. </em>
In this case, Roger feels he was <em>never able to reach his potential and opportunities and that he hurt a lot of people. </em>We know he is feeling despair because he knows and thinks it is too late to make amends. We can see <em>he</em> <em>has lost all hope</em> of making things right.
Answer: The party responsible for covering Jack's medical bills is his EMPLOYER.
Explanation: Under business law, which is the law which governs business and commerce, Jack attending a meeting at a restaurant to discuss his annual performance evaluation can be termed as official office hours. In this case, whatever happens to Jack as a result of working during working hours is a responsibility of his employer.
fall into three tiers.
Tier 1 words include basic or high-frequency vocabulary words and usually don’t include multiple meaning words.
Tier 2 words are less familiar to students but help in comprehending written texts and conversations shared between the teacher and student. Tier 2 words are “general academic words” and sometimes may be referred to as “rich vocabulary.” These words are precise but more subtle forms of familiar words and include multiple meaning words. For example, instead of saying “he walked,” one may say “he sauntered.” Tier 2 words cross over into a variety of domains or subject areas.
I believe that the other options to this questions (other than emotional) are:
neglect
self-neglect
not an abuse
And yes, the correct answer is: emotional.
it is not a form of neglect, since neglect is the lack of care, which in this case is clearly not the case - the daughter is clearly taking care of her mother, but doing this frustrates her. The abuse is present - the daughter is lashing out on her mother, and this is an emotional abuse. <span />
