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swpotter12

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Two important correlates of vitality are
 
  socioeconomic status and family.
  loving children and absence of disability.
  personality and national culture.
  attitude and money.

Question 2

Rita has low vision yet she enthusiastically participates in many activities, including several sports. The degree of her disability is determined by
 
  the severity of her visual impairment.
  her limitations in functioning.
  her need for assistance.
  her ophthalmologist.



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sabina576

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Answer to Question 1

personality and national culture.

Answer to Question 2

her limitations in functioning.




swpotter12

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it


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:D TYSM

 

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