D. Im pretty sure!!! I hope this helps!
Answer:
I think I have made some poor choices but I would never call my choices as "bullying" another. I personally have been bullied before in elementary school when I first moved to the United States from Korea without knowing any English or anything whatsoever when I was 6 years old? It was pretty rough. I made some hard choices in being unkind to another out of selfishness sometimes, because it was something I wanted and worked hard for that another was going to get if I didn't speak up for myself and make a couple poor decisions instead. I cannot say that any of my actions stand out. I really can't think of anything. But I will say that I have made some poor choices and to solve that in the future, I should think more of how my actions would benefit me but how it would ALSO benefit the other person too.
Answer:
Depression.
Explanation:
In The Guardian article "It's a Superpower: How Walking Makes Us Healthier, Happier and Brainier", author Amy Fleming discusses how walking is good for one's health. On a discussion with neuroscientist Shane O’Mara, Amy delves into the benefits of walking.
In stanza 5, the author mentioned a study from 2018 that O'Mara cited about how active people are more inclined to have <em>"the positive traits: openness, extraversion, and agreeableness."</em> He continues:<em> "There is substantial data showing that walkers have lower rates of depression, too".</em>
Thus, the correct answer is depression.
Answer:Wow, I think this is awesome. It's so creative and yet so lovely. It brightened my day.
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