1) Recognize the signs of danger.
2)Calm things down.
3) Don’t leave the situation.
4) Offer alternatives.
C. Verbal (non-oral) communication. Hope this helps. Have a great day. Please mark me brainliest!
I would say A because when swimming too fast that can cause cramps and that can cause you to drown some times
Left lateral recumbent with her legs bent is the best position for her to be in.
Harry Frederick Harlow was a psychologist known for his studies on rhesus monkeys. The study focused on maternal separation, social isolation and dependency. The most helpful thing a person can do for a frightened infant or child is to promote classical conditioning to avoid separation anxiety.
