Unemployment links to crime because 1 they have nothing else to do with their time resulting in boredom influencing behaviour that does not fit in with society. 2. They may not have the funds to access basic necessities such as food and money to keep them warm which results in them doing things that would get them into trouble in aid to feed themselves and their family. 3. Being unemployed may also have a decline in their self esteem because they may feel as if they do not make as much contribution as their peers or other family members which can also make them feel stressed if they are not able to provide as much as they would like to making them feel worthless and not significant.
Answer: True
Explanation: Avoiding them prevents injuries from violence as drugs and or alcohol effects the person judgement.
Answer:
2. "The faster I gain weight, the faster I will return to school."
Explanation:
Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder in which the person dangerously restricts their food intake. They develop a body image issue and feel that they are overweight even when they can have a perfectly normal weight. They starve themselves which eventually harms the body in the long run.
A person recovering from anorexia nervosa should gain weight slowly. If they suddenly start to consume a lot of food, the body will be put under lot of stress. It is already recovering from starvation and the organs have become weak due to it. If suddenly too much food is consumed, it will have to work extra hard to digest and assimilate it. This can put lot of pressure and shock on heart, liver, stomach etc. Thus, it is recommended not to gain more than 2 lbs or 1kg in a week.
Hence, "The faster I gain weight, the faster I will return to school" statement by client is incorrect and they require further teaching.
The first three. Multiple escapes, a safe meeting place, and practice
The first step of drug addiction treatment is to gather patient information - b.
This is also called an anamnesis where we gather general information about a patient and which helps us determine very basic characteristics on how we would proceed with our drug addiction treatment.
