The drug connects receptors that are only connected during sex, eating your favorite food, excising, etc. Therefore releasing <span>Endorphins. This makes you feel really good. Soon your brain will run out of </span><span>Endorphins since the drug makes it release them all at once making you need the drug to function (addiction).</span>
Answer:
(1)
- control
- disrespect
- sexual violence
- physical violence
(2)
- respect for each other
- trust
- good communication
- honesty
(3) A harmful relationship is a toxic relationship that is characterized by behaviors on the part of the toxic partner that are emotionally and, not infrequently, physically damaging to their partner. ... A toxic relationship is characterized by insecurity, self-centeredness, dominance, control
(4) A healthy relationship means that both you and your partner are: Communicative. You talk openly about problems and listen to one another. You respect each other's opinions.
(5) Emotional and psychological abuse may not leave physical marks, but they can be just as destructive as physical abuse, leading to anxiety, depression, and addiction. Like physical abuse, they are primarily a means of control and a way for the abuser to feel superior.
(6)
- Nuclear Families
- Single-Parent Families
- Blended Families (Step Families)
- Grandparent Families
- Childless Families
- Extended Families
- same sex couple
(7) respect is on of the main one for a healthy relationship and would trust and honesty.
(8) in a unhealthy relationship is that there is control and no respect
(9) absolutely. because A relationship can turn toxic when a caring partner becomes a negative force.
(10) The more unhealthy a relationship is, the more difficult it can be to change for the better. At one extreme, several studies have looked at ways to address physical violence between couples. Unfortunately, batterer intervention programs have not been very effective in replacing abuse with healthier coping skills so No it can not turn healthy
I hope this helped sorry it took so long;)
What does RN mean? i’ll answer it!
Answer:
Cue dependent forgetting.
Explanation:
Forgetting can be defined as the inability to retrieve encoded information stored in the brain known as memory or the inability to retrieve data/memory stored in the brain. There are different theories on forgetting, few will be discussed;
(1). Trace Decay Theory: the trace decay theory is a forgetting theory that states that as time increases, the all memories called memory trace deteriorates/disintegrate.
(2). Interference Theory: is a forgetting theory that states as one learn something new, there is higher probability of forgetting the older ones.
(3). Cue dependent forgetting: is the theory of forgetting that suggests that forgetting is the result of a failure to access stored memories. It is also called retrieval failure.
Answer:
True.
Explanation:
Differences in cultural cuisine can be traced to the food that was immediately available, and indigenous to the region.
