The Answer is D because getting along with others requires social skills
<u>Characteristic 1:</u>
How they Deliver
I say this in a way that their point they are getting at is not as "directive", as not everyone is as open to talk about their problem's I believe this way of not being as directive is benefitable to those.
<u>Characteristic 2:</u>
Being Respectful
This is a universal characteristic must be implemented reasoning behind this is because people come to therapists to discus their problems and also not to be judged. If a therapist is judgmental they aren't fit for that position because people not only come to you for help but also for emotional support.
<u>My reasoning</u>
These are both characteristics a therapist should have because it builds character and is needed for their career.
(You can use either of these to answer your question)
Yes, here is some from what I know The primary side effect of braces is pain and it can come from two directions. When the orthodontist tightens the braces during regular appointments, it adds tension to the jaw. This tightening helps the alignment of the teeth, but puts tremendous pressure on the mouth and face.This response often triggers the feeling of pain in the mouth and head. While the pulling causes your head to feel tense, the trauma to the gums leads to greater sensitivity to the mouth tissues. Chewing or biting down on hard or rough items can cause gum pain and bleeding, as the gums are already irritated.<span>
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Ok yes i work out everyday i found ur work out plan entertaining and also staying people in fit no not at all i wound make any adjustments because this is how u be stronger and do more things in real life the exercise makesme more confident to do more things and yes i would continue to do ur exercise to get stronger and do more things.
With less blood flow, your heart doesn't get the oxygen it needs, and that can cause chest pain, called angina, especially when you exercise or do heavy labor. It also can affect how well your heart pumps and make the rest of your body short on oxygen, too
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