<span>The Disengagement Theory is a theory of aging
that refers to a decrease in interactions between an aging person and the
social system he belongs to. The theory suggests that it is only natural and
acceptable for older adults to withdraw from society as aging is an inevitable
process of life. It is formulated by Cumming and Henry in 1961 and is
considered as the first theory of aging that social scientists have developed. It
is one of the three major psychosocial theories that describe people’s
characteristics as they grow of old age.</span>
Most just don’t care and just leave it unbalanced
The answer is "B" because it's used to help a strain ankle and other things.
Passive communicators do not openly acknowledge stressful situations. They tend to avoid dealing with these stressors to protect their own rights and dignity. They do not know how to react and respond to stress and as a response they get easily angered or hurt from the situation.