what should you refrain from doing while helping a friend or family member who is being abused?
A) Confront the abuser on behalf of your friend or family member.
B) Encourage your friend or family member to seek help or guidance from others.
C) Tell your friend or family member that the abuse is not his or her fault.
D) Be supportive and patient as you listen to your friend or family member.
My answer is B, am i right??
No. Do you know what "refrain" means?
yes it means stop oneself from doing something.
Is it B??
Which one of those four should you NOT do? (Hint: B is incorrect.)
Refrain means to stop oneself from doing something. Is that really something you don't not want to do.
You mean you would not encourage your friend to get help from others?
I told you the first time it is not B.
oh my bad, i meant D??
MS.SUE UR WEIRDDD ASH
Yes, you are correct. Option B, which is "Encourage your friend or family member to seek help or guidance from others," is the correct answer. When helping a friend or family member who is being abused, it is important to refrain from confronting the abuser on their behalf (option A), as this could potentially escalate the situation and put the victim at further risk. Instead, it is recommended to empower the victim to seek help for themselves. Option C, which is "Tell your friend or family member that the abuse is not his or her fault," is also a helpful approach, as it can help the victim understand that they are not to blame for the abuse they are experiencing. Option D, which is "Be supportive and patient as you listen to your friend or family member," is also crucial as it ensures that the victim feels heard, validated, and supported throughout the process of seeking help.
Do you mean you should not be supportive? Why?
You've had two guesses. Please do not post this again. You are on your own now.