Fоllоw these guidelines tо write body pаrаgrаph 3: Your paragraph must address this pathos topic: anecdotes (stories) the authors used to connect with a specific belief, value, or emotion of readers. Note: You are limited to discussing only the ideas written by the authors. As such, you cannot discuss the author information supplied by the publisher, and you cannot discuss the source of publication. Give each paragraph a relevant heading. Hint: Use the specific appeal strategy. Begin each body paragraph with a topic sentence that argues one of the authors more effectively used the specific appeal strategy than the other author. Do not use "ethos," "logos," or "pathos" in the topic sentences. Instead, state the specific appeal strategy. In the first half of the paragraph, discuss the author who made weaker use of the appeal strategy. You must point out, cite, and discuss at least one piece of relevant support/evidence to explain how they used the appeal strategy. In the first half of the paragraph, discuss the author who made stonger use of the appeal strategy. You must point out, cite, and discuss at least one piece of relevant support/evidence to explain how they used the appeal strategy. Conclude the paragraph with a brief discussion/explanation of why the second author's use of the strategy is better than the other author’s use Remember: Use APA style to integrate and cite source material.
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A 32‑yeаr‑оld оffice wоrker presents with upper thorаcic pаin and stiffness that begins after approximately 15–20 minutes of computer work and resolves quickly with standing and active spinal movements. The patient reports the symptoms have been present for 3 weeks and are mild at rest, nonirritable, and mechanical in nature (no night pain, no red flags). Objective findings: AROM: Thoracic right rotation limited ~50%, painless through available range; pain only at end‑range with overpressure Joint mobility: Moderate hypomobility with firm end feel at T5–T6 P→A Neurologic exam: Normal The patient consents to manual therapy and demonstrates no guarding or apprehension during trial mobilization. Which intervention is MOST appropriate to rapidly restore mobility and decrease symptoms?