It is important for a child to be socialized with others because that can take a big effect on them in the future. For example, if a child dreams of one day becoming a doctor or a nurse, they need to communicate with their patient to know what's wrong. Same thing with managing their emotions, even though at some points life can be tough they'll learn to suck it up and move on. Rather than roll on the floor crying like a baby (which is something most people want to do).
But these are just examples. The example I used can just give you an idea of why it would be important for a child to start socializing and learning to manage their emotions young, so it can piece of cake in the future. Hope this helps. And I hope you understand what I'm trying to say. Take care and have a blessed day/night :D
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2. A previous attempt on sucide
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4. Family history
According to the 2014 human rights risk index, the US is considered a moderate risk for human rights.
<h3>What is Human rights in the US?</h3>
The United States have been at the forefront of the defense of human rights across the world as well as the prosecution of individuals that are found guilty of human rights abuses.
According to the 2014 human rights risk index, the US is considered a moderate risk for human rights.
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HIV/AIDS is only transmitted through the bodily fluid of one person that is put into the body of another person. this would be like a baby drinking the breast milk of a mother with HIV or having sexual intercourse with someone who is HIV positive blood. HIV cannot be spread through the mouth (unless the person has oral bleeding when performing oral sex) by kissing or sharing salvia. it is also not transferred through tears from the eyes, through the pores by sweat, and through the ears or nose (unless there are cuts in either the ear or nose and the blood, semen, breast milk, etc of an HIV positive person goes in that cut; this rarely happens).
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