The stages<span> of grief that follow any trauma, </span>breakups<span> included, can happen over the course of minutes or even seconds, across days, months, or years, and then switch around without warning, leaving you feeling without foundation, especially in the beginning. You feel alien to yourself or cut off from the world.</span>
if you throw up, you'll feel better. but you can chew on ice cubes or lay down. thats what I do. btw this website is for hw questions
Answer:
Because teams are more worried about winning than anything.
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Explanation:
Post traumatic would be a disorder that includes flashbacks.
Generalized anxiety disorder would be experiencing frequent and intense fear.
Obsessive-compulsive is an extreme fear of a specific object or situation such as, you see one book with the pages facing outward and the rest have their spine showing.
1. A Austin. The h is pronounced in all of the words he is saying whereas the h is silent in all of Tasha's words.
2. It's a toss up, but I would say C George. This is because I'm assuming that even though Sara is nodding her head and saying yes every now and then, she is not engaging any further with the conversation with Abe.
However, if George is predicting what the Jose is going to say next, then he is actively listening to him as well as forming a reply. This means that he is more invested in the conversation because he is also listening as well.
3. A Perhaps. Without pronouncing the h, it would sound more like "perps", which is cop slang for "perpetrator", which is not correct.
