C) 1967 i think im not sure need to check on that
It’s basically one person trying to communicate and the other isn’t. So true?
1) refer them to a hotline, it’s always best to ask for help from a trusted and reliable adult.
2) acknowledge their pain and be there for them; don’t ask them questions such as “what were you wearing?” or “why were you even there?”, it is NEVER a victim’s fault, make sure they know it’s always the perpetrator’s wrong.
3) make sure they are safe from there, ask if you can accompany them so you make sure it doesn’t happen again.
Most likely C. That would improve strength which is needed to throw further.
