Maunica's Argumentative Analysis

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Maunica responded very well to the intervention. Maunica stated, that she made decision to get up on time to go to school, going to all her classes, not to go to her friend house, and to pray. Maunica stated, friends, parents’ values, drugs, internet, news, and beliefs. Maunica stated, calling 911, fighting in school, sneaking out at night, and arguing with mom. Maunica stated, guilt for choosing the wrong decision, feelings bad for disappointing parents, and feelings of disapprove. Maunica stated, talking to someone, praying, talking to counselor, teacher or pastor. Maunica stated, that she is having a difficult time accepting that she is not pregnant. Maunica stated, that she still belief that she is pregnant. Maunica stated that she finds

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