That statement is false.
On average, people obtain a sense of humbleness as we got more mature.
This is also true among artists. Younger/new artists tend to feel that they're artworks are a break through and should be used as a new standard even if their skill is still unpolished.
I believe that the other options to this questions (other than emotional) are:
neglect
self-neglect
not an abuse
And yes, the correct answer is: emotional.
it is not a form of neglect, since neglect is the lack of care, which in this case is clearly not the case - the daughter is clearly taking care of her mother, but doing this frustrates her. The abuse is present - the daughter is lashing out on her mother, and this is an emotional abuse. <span />
Answer should be an archipelago.
Mary musgrove was of mixed Yamacraw<span> and English ancestry. She facilitated in the development of Colonial </span>Georgia<span> and became an important mediator between </span>Muscogee Creek Indians<span> and the </span>English colonists. She attempted to carve out a life that merged both cultures and fought for her own rights in both worlds. she helped fund savvanah along with Tomochichi when g<span>eneral James Oglethorpe landed at Yamacraw bluff.</span>
The answer is psychological and
safety needs. Psychological needs can be defined as: a psychological circumstance
in which somewhat is obligatory or sought. Safety needs in Maslow's hierarchy
discuss to the need for security and guard. When we have
our physiological needs for food and water happened, our safety
needs control our behavior. These needs have to do with
our usual desire for a foreseeable, arranged world that is somewhat within our
control.
