The answer is D. it will save you money, help your health, and can prevent you from overdrinking since you can't drink something that isn't there. :)
<span>a 3-year-old who cannot say two- or three-word sentences</span>
(coming from someone that’s attempted to)
you should
1. listen to them talk about how they feel if they are comfortable with doing so
2. reassure them they are loved by u and others
3. help them find ways to cope and try to cheer them up
4. tell someone else to get them help if they are in the process or making plans to commit
5. be careful what you say to them they are probably not in a stable emotional state
Hi !
A part of David's brain was damaged in a ski accident. Once he was out of his coma, the doctors noticed that even though he could produce words in speech, he couldn't seem to understand the meanings of the words spoken by others. In this scenario, which of the following areas of David's brain was damaged that caused this symptom?
<em>Wernicke's area</em>
