Newton's laws of motion relate an object's motion to the forces acting on it. In the first law, an object will not change its motion unless a force acts on it. In the second law, the force on an object is equal to its mass times its acceleration
Cocaine abuse can have neurological effects such as abusively fighting someone and much more factors that are bad that can really hurt someone deeply.
10. I believe it’s A, or the FIT principle
11. Intensity best describes a heavier workload
12. Length, because your enlongating the time
13. D, just look up the definition of frequency
14. B, again look up the definition of progression
15. B, if you start hard all at once you will injure yourself so a progression is the best way
16. B. All the other options have unrelated muscles and exercises
17. B, would be the only way to improve in fitness
Hope I helped :) these were pretty basic, most were only vocabulary based
Everyday, morning or night, stand in front of the mirror after brushing your teeth and begin to name off everything you like about yourself. Even if it's not much, like you like your hair or your eyes, maybe your fingers? It's something you like about yourself. Your posture is another big thing. If you have a good posture, more people will try to interact with you, because you have a warmer posture now. Perhaps before you seemed a little closed off, but with a better posture, try sitting and standing with your back mostly straight and your head up, and you will have a slight aura of confidence, not so much that it's overbearing and arrogant seeming, but enough to show people that you are happy and confident within yourself. Maybe you value your intelligence more than your looks. Take pride in yourself and you will begin to feel more confident.
To build confidence in others, try giving someone a compliment a day, maybe that kid that doesn't look to have much confidence. Complimenting them on their clothes or perhaps their hair, maybe their shoes, or something. It could make their day and begin to boost their self confidence a little more, and you may even get a friend out of the situation.
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Is there more to the question, like multiple choice questions? Budget can have an influence on food choices. If someone has a small budget, they may need to buy less expensive, filling foods. Family can have an influence on food choices. If someone is surrounded by people who consume healthier foods, and have nutritious choices available, they are more likely to eat better as well. Then there's advertising. Too many junk food ads can trigger cravings for the less healthy snacks. For instance, if someone is watching t.v., and they see a pizza ad, but there is salad in the fridge, they may think "oh, pizza sounds great!" and just order delivery. It would be easier to have something already made come to your door, vs getting in the kitchen and creating a mess to make ones own salad.
