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How to develop a culture of trust
Assess the current dynamics.
Where trust is absent, you might see increases in secrecy, withholding of important information, inefficiency, gossip and excessive blame. Whispering, closed-off body language and stonewalling are common in environments of mistrust.
OPTIONS:
- Start by thinking about where the relationship was founded. Were you left out of a relationship as a child, or did you find a new one? Keeping your child from trusting and being forced to openly discuss mutual feelings has been the primary reason for perceived mistrust.
- Identify specific situations that can be remedied by greater trust. In a work environment, employees may do sub-par work due to fears of revealing their skills deficiencies.
- Don't openly share absolute facts. Sharing to someone that you don't trust can cause mistrust.
- Both these behaviors are often used to manipulate others. Realize that, however, relationships do not become potentially safe and sustainable only when both sides understand and respect one another.
A: Identify specific situations that can be remedied by greater trust. In a work environment, employees may do sub-par work due to fears of revealing their skills deficiencies.

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How to find a vision therapist
Search the covd directory.
The college of optometrists in vision development (covd) is a professional organization for developmental optometrists. You can locate a developmental optometrist near you on their website.
OPTIONS:
- The cms website will give you information about how to search the covd directory. If you can't find any at the college of optometrists in your state, you can also consult your state health department's website to find a cms directory.
- Go to www.covd.org. If you live in the united states, you can enter your zip code at the top of the organization's home page.
- The directory contains information about therapy sessions and resources. Search for therapists by their last name.
- If you look up one, they may have a database to help you find other vision therapists in your area. Contact the national optometrists association (nca).
A: Go to www.covd.org. If you live in the united states, you can enter your zip code at the top of the organization's home page.

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How to do a flying lead change
Get your horse warmed up and ready to ride.
Place a single trot pole in the center of the ring or riding area, parallel to the long side.
Practice a lot of figure eights at the trot.
OPTIONS:
- Continue trotting from this pole for a minute to get used to it. When your horse is comfortable with it walk to his side.
- Kick! The horse should kick forward from the ground. When the horse turns, kick the leg to that other side.
- Some horses are not always trained to do flying lead changes. To train the horse, start by doing figure eights; canter one circle, slow down in the center to a walk, then go the other direction at the canter.
- When you reach the trot, bring the back of the horse in parallel to the lead pole. Last, loosen the reins and bring them over the front knee.
A: Some horses are not always trained to do flying lead changes. To train the horse, start by doing figure eights; canter one circle, slow down in the center to a walk, then go the other direction at the canter.

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People play polo in the field riding horses. The man with the curved stick runs behind the other players and dispute the ball and scores. after
OPTIONS:
- , the person runs behind a player with blue t-shirt to hit the ball and score.
- , the band plays music and shows lighting.
- , other adults try to hit the ball and avoid referee measures.
- , the players take pictures to the reporter.
A:
, the person runs behind a player with blue t-shirt to hit the ball and score.