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andriy [413]
2 years ago
13

List 5 examples of positive and negative things around us

Mathematics
2 answers:
Rudiy272 years ago
6 0

The 10 Common Positive Emotions:

  • Love.
  • Serenity.
  • Forgiveness.
  • Awe.
  • Joy.
  • Interest.
  • Hope.
  • Pride.

Examples of negative thoughts include: All or nothing: “If this date isn't successful, I'll be single forever.” Overgeneralizing: “I've been bad at every single job I've had.” ... Mind reading: “All my friends/co-workers/family think I'm mad

- <em>BRAINLIEST answerer ❤️✌</em>

professor190 [17]2 years ago
6 0
Negative things around us
- people’s negative thoughts or feeling
- the air quality
- pollution
- toxics in the air
- fires

Positive things
- plants
-animals
-people
- family
- friends
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