Answer; Grieving is the outward expression of your loss. Your grief is likely to be expressed physically, emotionally, and psychologically. For instance, crying is a physical expression, while depression is a psychological expression. It is very important to allow yourself to express these feelings. Often, death is a subject that is avoided, ignored or denied. At first it may seem helpful to separate yourself from the pain, but you cannot avoid grieving forever. Someday those feelings will need to be resolved or they may cause physical or emotional illness.
Many people report physical symptoms that accompany grief. Stomach pain, loss of appetite, intestinal upsets, sleep disturbances and loss of energy are all common symptoms of acute grief. Of all life's stresses, mourning can seriously test your natural defense systems. Existing illnesses may worsen or new conditions may develop.
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Answer: Sometimes mental health disorders have biological causes. Some of these biological risk factors include chromosomal and chemical abnormalities, genetic predisposition, medical illness, poor response to medication, poor sleep, substance abuse, brain damage, and already having a mental health disorder.
Answer: The boy would probably need glasses.
Explanation: The Snellen vision test is a test used to measure visual acuity. The test is based in a chart printed with 11 lines of block letters. The first line has large letters, and can be any letter from the alphabet. The following rows increase numbers of lettes and decrease in size. This test is frequently used for doctors to evaluate the vision. So if the boy couldn't see the letters from a distance that any person could see without problems, he probably have nearsightedness, which means he has an eye condition that can view objects up close clearly but things farther away may appear blurry, and to correct that he will need to use glasses.
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Because your parents and your coach set goals at home and and the sporting lesson (for example: your parents would set a goal like, Billy needs to do his laundry but at soccer or something the coach would say, Billy needs to work on his high kicks. And for social environment, Billy’s coach would help him interact with his teammates and himself (the coach like when they communicate to each other) and when Billy’s parents interact with him on a daily basis, that brings up his speaking abilities.
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