(i) Yes. Because it is a superstition and not a scientifically proven fact.
(ii) Awareness, scientific attitude, helpfulness.
(iii) Group discussion on value clarification/Role play.
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A health food store has a large display of bracelets made of copper metal. The storekeeper claims that the copper atoms from the bracelet diffuse into the body and the wearer is protected against rheumatoid diseases. Kuber wants to buy a bracelet for his grandmother who is suffering from arthritis. But his friend Ramesh suggests him against it. He says that it is a superstitious belief and wearing any metal on the body does not cure someone of the disease. Answer the following questions based on the above information: (๐) Do you think that Kuber should agree to Ramesh’s advice and not buy the bracelet? Give one reason. (๐๐) What values are displayed by Ramesh through his suggestion? (๐๐๐) Suggest one activity to promote these values.
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