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The document discusses social awareness and the skills needed to develop it. Social awareness involves focusing less on oneself and more on those around you, including having an understanding of different environments, cultures, and social norms. Key skills for social awareness include identifying social cues, taking others' perspectives, demonstrating empathy, recognizing strengths in others, and caring about contributing to the well-being of one's community. The document also lists some toxic chemicals used to make plastic bags that can harm human health, animals, and the environment when plastic bags pollute the air, water, and land.
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