IN: What happens next?

How to perform an intervention
Consult with a professional.
To ensure the best chances for success, you should consult with someone who has experience helping addicts and conducting interventions. A professional interventionist will be able to guide you and other family member through the process, increasing chances that the intervention will be successful.

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- People that can work with you on your recovery may be a good way to manage the condition, but that doesn't necessarily mean they are right for you. If the treatment experience wasn't enjoyable or cathartic for you before, seeing a mental health professional can be helpful.
- The cost for therapy to help addicts and interventions can range from $40 to over $100. If you are not sure whether to bring an intervention, a professional can monitor the condition and help you to determine if it would be a good fit for you.
- You can meet with the professional beforehand to plan things out, and you may even want to invite him or her to the intervention to act as a facilitator. It's especially important to consult with a professional if the following is true : The person has a history of mental illness.
- Ask your doctor or guidance counselor for advice on finding a professional interventionist in your area or to get a referral from your primary care doctor. This should be someone who has been through the same process as you.

OUT: You can meet with the professional beforehand to plan things out, and you may even want to invite him or her to the intervention to act as a facilitator. It's especially important to consult with a professional if the following is true : The person has a history of mental illness.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

An intro to dancing with the stars shows followed by a man playing piano and a couple looking off into the distance. The woman begins playing the piano when the man standing plays and grabs her. they

OPTIONS:
- twirl around a large stage surrounded by hundreds of people watching them dance.
- continue dancing and then another man plays and the woman stops playing.
- continue to show a different type of music as the man plays the piano.
- return to the intro to the two sitting at the piano.
A: twirl around a large stage surrounded by hundreds of people watching them dance.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The women soak the clothes in the soap water and rinse them out to clean them. Then she put the clothes in a large metal drum that spins rapidly to drain off excess water. they
OPTIONS:
- are then performed by a machine.
- pull out their clothes from the drums and spray foam on top.
- look in the mirror to see the water dripping from their clothing.
- then go on top of their building in an open terrace where ropes are tied across the walls.

OUT: then go on top of their building in an open terrace where ropes are tied across the walls.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to manage negative employees
Ask your employees about their life outside of work.
A stressful home life, medical problems, or personal issues could be making them feel frustrated or sad. Check in periodically with your employees.

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- Daily check-ins with your employees means you are supervising them and are benefiting from their experiences. This is especially important if you are preparing a company's environment when planning a future creation.
- Checking on them periodically will allow them to realize that there is no pain and stress in the workplace, and will provide you with a longer and more focused approach to disciplining employees. Spend a fair amount of time with employees in question.
- See if they notice you cutting out or if they seem happy and relaxed. This intransitions your employee's life from normal productivity to stressful.
- Ask them thoughtful, open-ended questions about their lives to see what may be causing their negativity. It's good to ask these questions in a casual setting, such as by the coffee machine or in the lunch room.
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Answer:
Ask them thoughtful, open-ended questions about their lives to see what may be causing their negativity. It's good to ask these questions in a casual setting, such as by the coffee machine or in the lunch room.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A black and white still image is shown of a woman holding a black bow and arrow, focusing it at the targets across the field. after some time
OPTIONS:
- , the woman practices her shot and begins honing on the targets.
- , she sets her bow on the ground and begins to line up her shot.
- , the arrow is finally released in slow motion to a target and the lady slowly puts her hand down.
- she is shown using the bow on as well as the arrow and shoots into target with another woman.
A: , the arrow is finally released in slow motion to a target and the lady slowly puts her hand down.

A person's skis are shown close up as they move continuously down a snowy hill moving quickly past trees. the person

OPTIONS:
- continues moving down the trail at a fast pace and meeting up with others at the bottom.
- then skis quickly traversing the snowy hill continuously doing numerous falls as he goes down many hills.
- falls several times with his skis but eventually continues forward.
- falls several times through the trees and lies on the snowy ground as he's still riding.
continues moving down the trail at a fast pace and meeting up with others at the bottom.