Rodney Luke Gabriel M.

Frayres September 1, 2023

                         
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Performance Task for Lesson II

I. Directions: You are trapped in the text autopsy room to solve the
mystery of a failed yet promising research project. Unlock the four-digit
code by correctly identifying the indicated structures of the text from the
given options. 

1. Which structures grew evident here? 3

2. Idea in bold? A

3. Can argument structure be the overall structure of this text? R

4. Which is most likely the title of the text? 5

Code: 3AR5

II. Directions: Identify the four-letter word code which is relevant to the
main idea of the article. Revive and improve the project by writing the
article with the same main idea. Use the Problem-Solution structure in
discussing the main idea/thesis. Relate the decoded word to the main idea
and to your presents context. Do not forget to observe the structure and
characteristics of an academic text in the course of writing. This task is
graded according to compliance to structure (10 points), mechanics (5
points)), focus and details (5 points), use of citations (5 points), and
organization of ideas (5 points). Use the given answer sheet for your
composition.

Code: CARE

Empathy is Hard Word : The Cognitive Costs

Emotional health is the ability to cope with and manage emotions. The
capacity to form wholesome relationships is also a part of it. The capacity for clear
thinking and sound judgements is a sign of mental health. It also includes being
able to control your emotions and handle stress.

Empathy-expressing can be extremely exhausting and detrimental to one’s

health. It is possible to exhibit empathy without wearing yourself out by setting
boundaries and checking in with yourself. Empathy fatigue and compassion fatigue
are becoming more wide spread among people from all professions, despite the fact
that they are typically associated with mental health practitioners. Simply
expressed, it’s the exhaustion you experience from long-term responsibility for
other people’s suffering.

The secret to comprehending other people’s experiences is making an

attempt to understand their feelings and feel what they feel. Studies show that
empathy enhances patient happiness, adherence to therapy, and therapeutic
results. When patients feel heard and understood, they are more likely to adhere to
their treatment plan and engage in self care.