This question is based on the reading How to Get Happily Married by Julia McKinnell, which...

 

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This question is based on the reading "How to Get Happily Married" by Julia McKinnell, which was published in 2010. This reading is in Unit V of the textbook, which was published in 2021. If you have eating issues, sort them out before you marry. The book cites a recent study in which 80 percent of women said their negative body image was ruining their sex life; 67 percent of men said their wife's poor body image was a significant source of frustration for them, and had a negative impact on the happiness of their relationship. One husband said, "When Michelle and I first started dating, she seemed super-confident. But just before we got married, I started to see how critical she was about her appearance. Over the past seven years, I've come to understand that Michelle truly thinks of herself as fat, ugly and unworthy-which is so far from the truth it's just plain ridiculous." He went on, "I'm starting to lose respect for her as a mature adult. She's acting like a teenager, always worried about how she looks." The authors write, "Your twenties and early thirties is the right time to right this adversarial relationship with your body." Respond to the following question based on the excerpt above by either using an appropriate lead-in or parenthetical APA in-text citation. Question: Why should women resolve any eating disorder before getting married? This question is based on the reading "A Tough Approach That Might Work" by James C. Morton, which was published in 2008. This reading is in Unit V of the textbook, which was published in 2021. Clearly, Canadians need more protection from chronic offenders than we are now getting. While their crimes may be petty, their victims number in the thousands. And those victims are left not only with a monetary loss, but also with a lingering fear that affects their sense of personal safety and their trust in the criminal justice system. But blaming that system, as many do, misses the point-which is our failure as a society to deal with severe drug and alcohol addiction. Respond to the following question based on the excerpt above by either using an appropriate lead-in or parenthetical APA in-text citation. Question: Why do Canadians need to be protected from chronic offenders? This question is based on the reading "How to Get Happily Married" by Julia McKinnell, which was published in 2010. This reading is in Unit V of the textbook, which was published in 2021. If you have eating issues, sort them out before you marry. The book cites a recent study in which 80 percent of women said their negative body image was ruining their sex life; 67 percent of men said their wife's poor body image was a significant source of frustration for them, and had a negative impact on the happiness of their relationship. One husband said, "When Michelle and I first started dating, she seemed super-confident. But just before we got married, I started to see how critical she was about her appearance. Over the past seven years, I've come to understand that Michelle truly thinks of herself as fat, ugly and unworthy-which is so far from the truth it's just plain ridiculous." He went on, "I'm starting to lose respect for her as a mature adult. She's acting like a teenager, always worried about how she looks." The authors write, "Your twenties and early thirties is the right time to right this adversarial relationship with your body." Respond to the following question based on the excerpt above by either using an appropriate lead-in or parenthetical APA in-text citation. Question: Why should women resolve any eating disorder before getting married? This question is based on the reading "A Tough Approach That Might Work" by James C. Morton, which was published in 2008. This reading is in Unit V of the textbook, which was published in 2021. Clearly, Canadians need more protection from chronic offenders than we are now getting. While their crimes may be petty, their victims number in the thousands. And those victims are left not only with a monetary loss, but also with a lingering fear that affects their sense of personal safety and their trust in the criminal justice system. But blaming that system, as many do, misses the point-which is our failure as a society to deal with severe drug and alcohol addiction. Respond to the following question based on the excerpt above by either using an appropriate lead-in or parenthetical APA in-text citation. Question: Why do Canadians need to be protected from chronic offenders?

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