What is the science-policy gap? Scientific studies emphasize the importance of healthy brain development early in life, but our public policies often do not
support these outcomes
Scientists know what would improve child development, but they are reluctant to tell policymakers about their research.
Scientists are not politicians, so they have no way of implementing child development policies.
Scientists just want to do research and they are not interested in improving children's outcomes.

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the right answer is check the girl's state of consciousness, talking to her and asking questions.

a conscious victim is able to answer questions. she does not tend to go to sleep and can follow your eyes. she is lucid and she can talk.

a semi-conscious victim is not able to answer clearly or correctly the questions asked. she does not seem fully awake and lucid. it gives the impression that it may fade from one moment to the next and it can also appear to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

an unconscious victim does not respond and does not respond to words or pain.