Q: Just as your background and identity may leave you unable to understand the challenges that people who are different from you face, they also mean that you probably have some prejudice based on race, class, or gender, even if you do not want to. Psychologists refer to these biases as "implicit" meaning that they are unconscious and not accessible through introspection. Implicit biases are pervasive - nearly everybody has them. Almost all of your experiences contribute in some way to forming implicit biases from an early point in your life. As a result, they are often very strong. You can begin to understand what implicit biases you hold by taking the Implicit Association Test. The good news is that even though implicit biases run deeply, they are usually malleable. Once you recognize that they exist, you can begin to understand the effect that they have on your worldview and take steps to counteract them. Implicit bias often reveals itself in what social psychologists call microaggressions, or everyday insults and slights that privileged people use against people with less privilege, often without realizing it. One of the most common microaggressions is asking an Asian-American "where are you from?" While it sounds innocuous, this question runs the risk of implying that the Asian-American is an immigrant, which they may find insulting. People who have suffered trauma resulting from sexual, racial, or homophobic abuse may be especially sensitive to comments about those topics, even if made in jest.
A: Take steps to identify your own biases. Be careful about microaggressions. Be particularly careful of triggers.

Q: If you start to feel nauseous while walking or working out, find a spot where you can sit down for a moment. If you are on the floor, angle your knees and place your head between them. Doing this quickly can help your nausea from escalating to vomiting. Don't move until you feel completely better. Get a washcloth and hold it under cold water until it is soaked. Wring it out and then place it across your forehead or neck. Keep it in position until it warms up. Re-wet it again, if needed. The cold feeling will help to lower your heart rate and calm your digestive system. Sometimes it's important to just get your mind off how crummy you may be feeling. Put some earbuds in and listen to relaxing music. Turn on a favorite TV program and focus on what is happening on the screen. You can also pick up a good book and get lost in a story. Strong scents from candles, perfumes, new cars or furniture, and even food can cause bouts of nausea. When you begin to feel nauseous, pay attention to your surroundings. Ask yourself if you are smelling anything unusual or overpowering. Then, do your best to get away from that smell and avoid it in the future. When you ride facing backwards in a car or train, watching the motion out of the windows can make you feel dizzy or nauseous. Generally, facing forwards and limiting your time glancing out the side windows is best. Tell a friend or family member if you're feeling unwell. In the unlikely event your sickness escalates and you need medical help, they will be aware of your situation and can get help for you.
A: Stay still. Wash your face with a cool, clean cloth. Distract yourself with TV or music. Identify and avoid trigger odors. Face forward when riding in a car. Let someone know if your nausea doesn't abate.

Q: An escrow account is an account held by a third party on behalf of the two parties involved in a transaction. An escrow account is the best way to assure both the buyer and the seller get a fair deal regarding the transaction. Money should not be exchanged between buyer and seller in a real estate transaction until the sale is finalized. An escrow account is where any money goes in the meantime, and an escrow agency manages the account. You can find escrow agencies online and in the yellow pages. Make sure to read reviews. You may even want to ask a representative for the phone numbers of previous clients so you can ask people one-on-one about their experience working with the agency. If you're not well versed in the real estate game, you may want to hire professional legal consultation to review any and all documents for you. If you want help, seek out a real estate attorney in your area. As with an escrow company, read reviews online and seek out the opinions of past clients. As you near the end of negotiations regarding the selling price of a home, you'll have accrued some closing costs from the escrow company. While you cannot expect the company to perform duties for free, many escrow companies take advantage of ignorant buyers and sellers to slap on junk fees. Know how to negotiate with the escrow company regarding closing costs. Look out for fees with names like application review fees, appraisal review fees, processing fees, and settlement fees. Start off negotiation by asking an escrow agent what precisely these fees are for. If the agent is worried you're suspicious, he may offer to waive or reduce the fees. Escrow agencies want to maintain a solid reputation and do not want buyers and sellers complaining to others in the real estate world of junk fees. Once you're moving towards closing, you'll need to conduct a home inspection. You want to make sure no repairs or renovations are needed before closing the deal. Unless you have knowledge of home inspection and repair, you'll have to hire a third party to conduct the inspection. Issues like faulty wiring and poor plumbing, which could pose major problems down the road, might go overlooked by the untrained eye. A home inspection agency will, for a small fee, look over a home and report back any outstanding issues. If there is anything major, like big structural problems that require costly repairs, you can ask the seller to pay for these before you close the deal. You should also have a professional exterminator inspect the home for signs of pests before closing a deal. Problems like termites and bed bugs can be incredibly difficult to get rid of and rats and mice are unsanitary. Any major pest problems should be eliminated by the seller before you close on a home.
A: Open escrow. Decide if you want an attorney. Negotiate closing costs. Inspect the home. Check for pests.

Q: WhatsApp support will want to know when you're experiencing the issue and if it can be reproduced. For example, you can write, "Why does my screen in WhatsApp video call keep freezing? It's been happening every time I make a video call. How can I fix this?" and then leave your phone number in international format. Another example of an inquiry could be, "My phone keeps telling me I have WhatsApp messages when I don't. It started about a week ago telling me there was one. This is happening every day now. How do I fix this?" Let them know you're looking for messenger support for your specific model of phone or for the desktop app. Don't ask a question that's answered in the FAQ section. Customer support prioritizes reports of issues and will not answer a question that is answered by the FAQ.
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Say what's not working and what error messages you receive.