i believe the best answer is B. According to healthline: “Eating disorders are characterized by abnormal or disturbed eating habits.”
Answer:
1.)It's possible that your body perception is inaccurate. Many people mistakenly believe they are overweight or underweight. Dieting, over-exercising, and eating disorders are all related to poor body confidence. Dieting on a regular basis may have a negative impact on your emotional and physical health. Exercise accomplishes three goals in terms of improving body image: It boosts health, boosts self-efficacy, and raises understanding of physical skills.
2.)Make constructive self-talk a habit. Instead of saying, "My arms are flabby," say, "My arms are solid." Wear clothing that are both relaxed and flattering. Compare yourself against someone as little as possible.
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Answer:
A. Earning the trust of a potential victim.
Explanation:
Grooming is when somebody builds a relationship, emotional connection, and trust with a child or young person so they can abuse, exploit and manipulate them.
Supplements that 'claim' to promote relaxation and less anxiety include
Gamma-Aminobutyric Acid
L-Theanine
Lemon balm
Passionflower
Melatonin
However, there are more ways to relive or help relieve anxiety and stress like
Meditation
Getting a massage
Taking a mindful shower
Going for a walk
Using your favorite lotion while using your 5 senses
Playing a game, going out with friends, solve a puzzle or logic problems
Do something artsy
Reading
Just taking a break from the situation
Listen to music
Write a letter, write down your thoughts in a diary/journal, talk to someone supportive
I listed some of the main ones that are commonly used but just do something enjoyable. This wont solve your problems or completely make you feel better but it can give you a break which is something we all need at times.
Other things like antidepressants or things for anxiety may be needed if you are constantly feeling this, there could be a unknown disorder your battling through like, an anxiety disorder, or something of that nature.