Alcohol can affect several parts of the brain, thereby counteracting brain tissue and depressing the central nervous system. Alcohol does not kill the brain cells, but it damages them, damage is not the result of the death of brain cells, and unlike other types of cells in our body, the brain cells do not regenerate. Alcohol affects the chemistry of the brain by changing the level of the neurotransmitter. In addition, and some hemical reactions in some centers in the brain, alcohol increases the sense of satisfaction. In addition, different parts (centers) of the brain have different structures and do not have the same sensitivity to alcohol.
The answer is B. Not Equally
Deliah, Who is using quantifiable data to validate her hypotheses
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Erick Erick-son was a Neo-Freudian who focus on the social development of the child. Adolescence is the stage of crisis and struggle. The crisis is a term that is given by Erick-son that describes the con-flict in a life span that is related to the development stages of a human being. Erick-son describes that the person who is much better in resolving their crisis will determine future personality traits. The crisis occurs with a person is in their adolescence age that called role confusion versus self identity. This is the crisis where an individual is confused about own self identity that is being accepted and fitted in the society. Thus adolescents want to know who they are and what they want from society. When an adolescent finds the answer of these question then they identify themselves and represent self to others.
