The NRF guiding principles include engaged partnership, tiered response, unity of effort and readiness to act, and A Whole Community
B. Environmental Response/Health and Safety
C. Scalable, flexible, and adaptable operational capabilities
D. Operational Coordination

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Last 5 benefits of physical activity and identify each benefit as either a physical mental and emotional or social benefit