Before you start, you should know that an argument contains three (3) distinct parts: claim, evidenc rationale.
Claim - a statement is a proposition or assertion.
Evidence - the information used to support a claim.
Rationale - Your thoughts about how your evidence supports your claim.
Part 1:
Strategy
Positive Consequences
Negative Consequences
Example Situatia
avoidance
not
relationship
mediator
Mediation
More cost effective then
court
Litigation
Negotiation
Confrontation
Violence

when in a crucial situation, after calling 911, the correct posture for delivering effective compression is the proper hand placement.

first, place two fingers at the sternum, then put the heel of your other hand next to the fingers and place hand on top of the other. lock your elbows by using your body’s weight and compress the victim’s chest with a depth of 2 inches.

moreover, do 15 compression and 2 breaths, this process must be done four times until there is a pulse or a arrive.

the andrews is b

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