A student is struggling with meeting school, work, and family responsibilities. Some steps she could take to ease her load are
a. take regular walks with family
members to spend time with them.
d. work only on the weekend to free the
week for study time.
b. verbally share with family the pressure
she feels with school.
e. thank family members when they help
with the laundry.
c. realize everyone is busy and continue
doing things as usual.
f. set aside time each week for personal,
physical, and spiritual refreshment.
ANS: a, b, d, e, f
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