Answer:
There collective responses will be used for research purposes without there individual identity revealed
Explanation:
Confidentiality encourages people/individuals (children inclusive) participate truthfully in academic research and a breach of it is ethically wrong and poses a threat to future involvements by desired/participating individuals.
In this case, desired/targeted children (for a research) can be encouraged to participate in a research with there responses confidential and are informed accordingly. <u>Participating children should also be told what the data obtained from them will be used for and how they will remain anonymous (meaning identity protected) while using such data in research discussions and publications</u>.
The correct answer is the first option - <span>awareness—choices—results
First, the patient is made aware of the </span>possible choices and treatments for their medical care, and the potential outcomes associated with each. The patient then makes an informed decision (or choice), and gets the associated results. This process of making informed healthcare decisions is the reason behind the slogan, "The better aware we are; the better choices
we make; the better our results"
The answer to this question is "Everyday Hassle". Hassle, studied and observed by Richard Lazarus are irritating demands that can occur daily to any people and cause or bring stress to them than major changes in life. Instead on focusing on everyday task and goals, people were get disturbed and destructed with this kind of stress that is why hassle is considered as one of the contributors to stress.
F: Not necessarily. It is more of a superstition that they work.
