Basketball is very rough and I know because I have played for 7 years. We should have more protection on our legs and maybe our arms because we do fall a lot and have to defend which gets very physical. I mean some do where knew guards but I think it should be a requirement
An 18 month old baby and experiencing the world through senses is in Piaget's sensorimotor stage. The sensorimotor stage is the development of our senses such as, sense of sight, hearing, feeling, tasting and smelling. The sensorimotor stage is developed through 18 to 24 months of age.
Answer:
The answer has to be C.
Explanation:
I'm only saying C because it said her "older daughter" and it only mentions autism, and being a 3 year. Its probably not right tbh but hey, its a fun question to guess.
Answer:
in vivo exposure therapy
Explanation:
This kind of therapy is based on the idea that the patient should face the trigger that produces discomfort. Although it can be thought as a counterproductive kind of therapy, it is necessary to take into account that the professional should be very well prepared in order to recognized the level of anxiety the patient is going through when the in vivo exposure therapy is taking place, and it is possible to simply stop it when they consider it is not healthy for the patient.
On the other hand, the therapy is very well known to help patients facing diferent kinds of phobias and to be very successful.
Answer:
peanut butter cookies
Explanation:
Both cookies have the same ingredients, but the quantity is different.
From all the lipids, the trans fat are the less healthy in our body because they reduce the "good" colesterol (HDL) and increases the "bad" colesterol (LDL). Also, in a person with a diet of an average quantity of 2000 calories, it is recommended a maximum number of 2 grams of trans fat. In the case of peanut butter, it has 5 g.
Also the chocolate mini cookies, it has more proteins that are the ones which produce muscles and tissues to the body.
