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i need 4 and half pages description essay double spaced.

With these thoughts in mind:

Post by Day 4 your thoughts about the degree to which PTSD can be considered abnormal if it is an understandable reaction to external events. Be sure to consider in your response the discusion about the “the four D’s” from the first week of the course in determining whether or not it makes sense to consider PTSD abnormal and a “disorder.” Finally, justify your response with citations from the Learning Resources.

What about the fact that some people exposed to trauma become symptomatic while others exposed to exactly the same traumas do not? Does this mean that there really is something abnormal about those diagnosed with PTSD?

If PTSD were not a disorder, how would people experiencing these symptoms get treatment?

Be sure to support your postings and responses with specific references to the Learning Resources.

1. Describe at least three safety practices that caregivers should teach to children ages seven to twelve. Write in complete sentences.
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2. List at least two types of foods that should be part if daily nutritious mean plan.
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3. List at least two foods or food ingredients thats should be LIMITED as part if a nutritious meal plan
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4. Describe at least three ways in which a caregiver can help a child develop a sense of competence.( Complete Sentences Please)
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Thanks for the information, Brandi. :o)  I think I understand a little bit about why play might be important to build my child’s imagination and help him learn to communicate.

I don’t understand, though, why having an imagination is important at school.

Why does my son need to play “make believe” to be able to learn to read and write and do math?  

I agree that communication is important, so I communicate with my son all the time; why does he need to play to build that skill?  

If play is as important as you say and as your sources suggest, then please explain how my child will be better academically because of play.

Also, if play is truly that important, then I should be doing more at home to help my child when he’s playing (even if I believe it’s just playing and not important). What can I do at home to help?

Thanks for helping me better understand!

~ Mrs. Fontana, skeptical parent of 1st grade student