Establishing the boundary of 'No physical abuse' with a parent is important to ensure the child's physical safety. Other options like set bedtimes, reading of books, and displays of affection are often encouraged and do not violate healthy boundaries.
Establishing boundaries is an essential part of any relationship, including the one between a parent and a child. When it comes to the options provided, the correct answer is C. 'No physical abuse'. This is because it's essential to establish a boundary that ensures the physical safety of the child. Abuse of any form - physical, emotional, or psychological - should never be tolerated. Display of affection, set bedtimes and reading are often encouraged in parent-child interactions and they don't typically violate any healthy boundaries.
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b. Cancers are classified according to the rate at which they grow.
c. Cancers are classified by how many organs they affect.
d. Cancers are classified by the size of the cells that are involved
Explanation:
the answer is A
okay it's A
2. Involves the person binging, or consuming lots of food in small amounts of time, then purging, or ridding themselves of the calories they consumed by vomiting, abusing laxatives or diuretics (water pills)
3. Have recurrent episodes where they consume large amounts of food (and calories) in a short period of time, but do not "purge" their intakes following the binge
4. Family, doctor, dietician
5. Genetics, excess energy (calorie) intake, low self
6. Growth of fine, downy hair, perhaps in response to a decrease in body temperature
7. A relationship between your height and weight that can diagnose obesity.
8. A diet that promises unrealistic, fast results.
9. The state of excessive body fat storage that increases the risk of health problems.
10. Control portions and consume less calories.
a. Fad diet
b. "Key players" in eating disorder treatment
c. Anorexia Nervosa
d. Obesity
e. A tip for managing weight loss and obesity
f. Bulimia Nervosa
g. Binge Eating Disorder
h. BMI
i. Physical factors that may cause obesity
j. A physical effect of anorexia
b. False
b. advertising in the media and on food labels
c. taste sensitivity
d. following religious rituals