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Some examples of families facing stereotypes are:
- Polygamous families: These are families where a man marries different women for religious reasons, these families face discrimination because of their religious practices.
-Families of same-sex parents: These families also face prejudices about the type of parenting they give their children.
- Single-parent families: Because it is considered that they should be constituted by both paternal figures for the child to develop optimally, this type of families also faces prejudices.
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Eat healthy foods salads and good stuff for their heart and no drugs so their heart is healthy and excersice for them to get in shape and health and healthy
Answer: Many left-handed people report being able to use their right hand very well for a certain burden(task), because of needing to adapt to tools which are usually designed for right-handed people like scissors, golf clubs, and some people are also mix-handed, where they perform some tasks with one hand and other tasks with the opposite hand. Some people have true ambidexterity where they can perform burden(task) equally well with both hands. Learning Point is were children begin to develop hand dominance around about 2 to 3 years and this should be well developed by the age of 5 and fully developed by the age of 6. Use of a dominant hand before 2-3 years time may occur because of abnormal fine motor development. It could also be the result of an intracranial injury or an injury to a limb with appropriate compensation by the other limb. The development of hand dominance after the age of 6 years, again may indicate abnormal development.
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This is totally dependent on the type of pasta you're talking about and about the size of the orange. There are different types of pasta (pasta made out of rice, wholewheat pasta, grain pasta ...). Based on the type of pasta we can start talking about whether the pasta will have a higher caloric load than the orange does.
