The disapproving looks and comments might be received by Brian due to talking loudly over the cell phone because it creates noise and disturbance in the elevator among the people.
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What is a loud voice?</h3>
The loud voice is something that creates a great volume. it can be from any device or from any individual when he loudly speaks.
While stepping into an elevator, Brain started talking over the cell phone in a very loud voice which might turn into the disapproving looks or harsh comments from the people standing in the lift. It is because the environment of the lift is getting disturbed by his loud voice. He should maintain some decorum while traveling in the lift and should talk on the cell phone either in a mild voice or when he comes outside the lift.
Therefore, the comments or disapproving looks can be raised toward Brian on talking loudly over the phone in the lift.
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I believe the answer is: Naturalistic theory
Naturalistic theory refers to the theory which see that everything that happen in universe could always be explained by logical approach. In research, having this theory would make researchers reluctant to make conclusion without objective evidence.
According to human biological evaluation, Hyperventilation causes generalized <u>vasoconstriction</u> which <u>decreases</u> blood flow to the brain and can result in feeling dizzy or faint.
Vasoconstriction is a health-related condition in humans that occurs when there is a narrowing or constriction of blood vessels by small muscles in their walls.
Over the years, vasoconstriction is a result of disease, drugs, or psychological disorders.
Depending on the level of narrowness, vasoconstriction may be severe.
Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the correct answer is <u>vasoconstriction</u> and <u>decreases</u>, respectively.
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D. consider the psychological principles....
