<u>Answer:
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I would respond by saying that yes he can still play the games that he likes to play but he would have to learn to control his asthma through the use of different exercises breathing techniques to eliminate the risk of a severe asthma attack.
<u>Explanation:
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- I would choose not to demotivate L.S. by telling him that he is no more capable of playing the games that he likes.
- I would rather suggest him to follow certain exercises and breathing exercises which would enable him to do what he wishes to do with a negligible risk of an asthma attack.
- I would make him understand the nuances of the care that should be taken while doing activities that are prone to asthma attacks and ask him to take care of those little things.
The correct answer is esteem needs. This is the fourth stage
in Maslow’s hierarchy of needs which this is being referred to an individual’s
need of respect, self-confidence, and as well as having the need for respect by
which is shown in the scenario above.
Answer:
Might be A but Im not sure
Explanation:
I think this because people with more resilliance are more aware of their surroundings.
EVEN THOUGH I HAVE A REASON DOESNT MEAN I AM RIGHT Sorry that this might be wrong
<span>The <em>Incas</em> lived in the Andes so they had to deal with earthquakes, avalanches, mudslides, and most importantly the changing altitudes.</span>
MAD is an acronym for Mutually Assured Destruction which is a phrase from the Cold War for a stand off between two countries with nuclear weaponry. The concept was, if one country threatened to blow up another, there would be retaliation.
