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Answer:
Option B
Explanation:
The narration reflects the friend's physical discomfort from the narration above,
"I have entered his room and found him lying on his face", explains that two people are involved in this narration, one entered another person room and found him in a state.
"And his whole countenance bearing traces of convulsions of his mind", this explains the physical understanding of his friends state of mind. In this narration, it is understood that the second person is describing physical discomfort of the other person's after a revelry experience.
This makes option B the best answer.
One difficulty with attributing depression to a pessimistic explanatory style is that negative explanations, the statement is true because according to Seligman, people with a pessimistic explanatory style are especially exposed to the possibility of being in depression.
The theory of learned helplessness stated that the roots of depression lie on how people explain the <span>disappointments</span> and other negative events that they experience.
Answer:
1.public awareness programs in remote areas of Nepal, establish school for children so that they become well qualified and known,adult education for removing traditional beliefs,2.proper law should be made 3.strict punishment in violation of law 4.create job opportunities by politicians so that the social problems like gambling and drinking will be avoided by most which happens due to most of leisure time 5.Students should clarify the concept and teach to illiterate people as practical 6.Community should think of forward and not to create any social problems and evils rather than keeping social peace and harmony.
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