Maunica Response To The Intervention Case Study

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Maunica responded well to the intervention. Maunica stated, that she was having a good day. Maunica stated, school work, choosing the right college, peer pressure, being in a relationship and behaving well. Maunica stated, feeling tired, getting angry for little stuff, not wanting to be around people, having arguments, not wanting to eat and being annoyed at everyone. Maunica stated, how she feel about herself. Maunica stated that she criticize herself a lot and would like to stop feel down about herself. Maunica stated, that wanting to be perfect, and worrying what other thinks about her. Maunica stated, that stress cannot be control and that stress is influence by the way a person perceived themselves and the things that are happening in

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