Secret Agent Lion Research Paper

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Secret Agent Lion… Paging Secret Agent Lion!!! You’re needed for your first mission, we have a situation. Secret Agent Lion this mission is called Operation Tooth. In order for you to pass this mission you have to go into the secret locked room containing various pictures. You have to find the picture with the hidden toothpaste and defeat the Sly Monkey King to earn your Bronze star. Secret Agent Lion became so scared when he went into the room; he started moving towards the various pictures and found the one containing the hidden Toothpaste, and defeated the very sly Monkey. Well done Agent Lion, you now earned your Bronze star. The next mission is to cross the river of Toothbrushes, taking done the mysterious Dr. Elephant. Oh, one more thing. You have to avoid the lasers of bad teeth while crossing the river. Remember if you do not complete this mission you will not receive your Silver star. “Hi! Secret Agent Lion, my name is Dr. Croc, I’m a counselor who help Secret Agents get through various worries. I have put you through various tests, and I have noticed that you were very nervous about items in your mission containing Dental Hygeine”.”Are you nervous about brushing your teeth, Secret Agent Lion?”. “Well, actually I am ….” Said Secret Agent Lion. “ I have concluded that you have Specific Phobia Disorder.””I have SPECIFIC PHOBIA DISORDER, WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? WILL I BE OKAY?!, said Secret Agent Lion.”Don’t worry.” Said DR.Croc.”It means that you are Fearful,Anxious,or Avoidant of specific objaects or situations. In this case it would be you brushing your teeth, which is completely normal at this age”. “What can I do to stop it, DR.Croc?”.” Well, you can stop this fear with gradual expsore to Dental Hygenine, by maybe touching a Toothbrush first, then touching a toothpaste bottle. Then, you will be fully brushing your teeth in no time.””Really?!” asked Secret Agent Lion excitedly. “Yes, I believe in You!”said DR.

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