The most appropriate answer would be B. There is a behavioral phenomena in humans to avoid those they see as different, but also to avoid those who are known to be diseased regardless of the threat of infection. This can lead to social isolation for those with STI, if their condition becomes known to others.
True, sleep problems indeed are a quite often occurence among children as well as adults - they do occur quite often but don't necessarily occur all the time for people to whom it does happen. At the same time, when someone suffers from sleep problems, this doesn't necessarily mean that he cannot sleep at all.
The parents’ divorce, leaves a psychological impact
to the children. Children bringing the memories will be hurt that they
(children) will tend to suppress or repress what they feel. Suppressing is when
the child tries to forget the memories with effort while repression is the
brain itself forgets them by default. The child might also show projection
which is giving his feelings to other people. Either he may become a bully or
the victim (in school for example).
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The answer is a eating disorder. Reason is because b,d and c are all physical disorders in which your mind has no control over. However eating disorders are usually caused by a form of stress or worry about somthing in your head that causes you to not want to eat
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A. First degree burn:<em> Submerge in cold water for 10 minutes.</em>
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B. Second degree burn:<em> Elevate burned area</em>
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C. Third degree burn:<em> Avoid submerging in water</em>
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