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- Role play the following scenarios demonstrating empathy: A: A patient has been diagnosed with cancer and the prognosis looks very poor. You are left alone with the patient and his spouse. Demonstrate empathy as you interact with the patient and his family. B: Your coworker has just been told that she has had her hours cut and she is very angry. Respond with empathy.What is the purpose of using CNBr in this experiment?Explain how the accelerometer and the EMG electrodes work together to generate data on response time?How does Logger Pro help you analyze this data?
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