In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This realization is often accompanied by denial and anguish, as the subject begins to question things without having had practice in questioning things. Gradually, the subject should become aware of how he or she was manipulated. Exposure to multiple options, without overwhelming the subject with too many options at once, will provide the subject with a new, broader perspective from which to challenge the beliefs implanted by the brainwasher. Some of these contrasting ideas may, in themselves, come with their own forms of manipulation. In such cases, it's helpful to also seek out as unbiased forms of those ideas as possible. A stronger form of this exposure is to force the subject to relive the brainwashing experience by having him or her act it out, but providing the subject with options to counteract the brainwashing. This type of therapy requires a therapist skilled in psychodrama techniques. At first, the subject may become anxious about making decisions for himself or herself or feel ashamed about making the "wrong" decision now or in the past. With practice, however, this anxiety will fade.
Summary: Make the subject aware that he or she has been brainwashed. Expose the subject to ideas that contradict the brainwashing. Encourage the subject to make his or her own decisions based upon the new information.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: On your smartphone or tablet, tap on the Word app to launch it. The app will usually open the last document you were working on. If not, you will see a list of recently-opened files. Tap on the file you wish to work on. Once your document is open, tap on the Edit menu (a capital "A" with a pencil icon) on top center of your screen. The Edit menu will open in the bottom half of your screen. In Word for iPad, simply tap on the "Review" menu at the top center of the tablet's screen. " Home is located on the left side of the Edit menu bar. This will open a pop-up menu. " The Review menu is near the bottom of the Edit menu pop-up. " Word Count is near the bottom of the Review menu. When you tap it, the number of words, characters and pages in your document will be displayed. In Word for iPad, word count is an icon, several lines with the numbers "123" displayed in the upper left, in the main menu bar under the Review menu. Highlight a section of text by tapping on it with your fingers, then tap on Word Count to display the number of words in the highlighted portion of your document.
Summary: Launch the Microsoft Word mobile app. Open a document. Tap the Edit menu. Tap on "Home. Tap on "Review. Tap on "Word Count.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pick a few non-permanent markers that look like a good bruise color. Dark reds, blues and purples are all good choices. Use a brownish yellow (or yellow and brown) marker for the outside edges, as well. Make sure to not use metallic or glitter markers, which will look obviously fake when you get them onto your skin. Highlighters give a great yellow-bruise look as well. Use a highlighter instead of a yellow marker, if you've got a highlighter on hand.
Summary:
Use basic colored markers.