It is definitely B , good luck:)
The answer is b. Where greater than normal stress is added to the body for the training adaption to occur
Recognition memory you still have the ability to identify a familiar situation that you encountered previously. Temporal memory you only have the ability to hold information in your mind for seconds to minutes once the present moment has passed (this is if it’s short term). Long term you have the ability to hold information for days, weeks, or your whole life.
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Never sit on the back deck, “teak surf,” or hang on the swim platform while the engines are running. Never enter areas under swim platforms where exhaust outlets are located—even for a second. One or two breaths in this area could be fatal.
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Researchers have found that too much a.l.c.o.h.o.l affects both your brain and your p.e.n.i.s. In one University of Washington study, sober men were able to achieve an e.r.e.c.t.i.o.n more quickly than intoxicated men — and some men are unable to have an e.r.e.c.t.i.o.n at all after drinking.
That’s because pre-s.e.x boozing decreases blood flow to your p.e.n.i.s, reduces the intensity of your o.r.g.a.s.m, and can dampen your level of excitement (in other words, even if you are able to have s.e.x, it may not be nearly as pleasurable as it would be without the excess alcohol).
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