Well I'm just shooting in the dark for the obvious, but they must be careful that the patient doesn't depend on them too much. Although you're a therapist to help them, you need to walk a fine line so they don't always come to you for help and are able to do their own decisions. I'm sure it wouldn't be a bother to help them every now and then to help them make their own decisions, but there'll be times a therapist can't help (or opinionate) or simply believes that the person can work it through.
<span>Developing appropriate attitudes depends on recognizing that attitudes are important.
You need to know how to behave in society and when it is appropriate to show your attitude, and when you should keep quiet and listen to what somebody else has to say to you. Having a strong attitude is important, however, learning when and when not to use it can be equally important.
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My guess is D. Usually, animals try to scare an assailant and attack as a last resort.
35. Making good lifestyle will prevent all disease.
Well, not all but you can avoid diseases that is caused of bad lifestyle. For example, you avoid smoking thus it is very least possibility that you can have lung cancer since you’re not using it. Same with alcoholic drink, you can have least probability to have kidney problem or any other related body issues. Lack of sleep also is one issue of bad lifestyle.
Thus, having good lifestyle gives you good health and away from diseases
It is a part of weber's law and if you need any help they have a bunch of quizlet stuff on this subject
