The correct options are:
IT CAN REDUCE APPETITE [A].
IT CAN LEAD TO POOR FOOD CHOICE.
Our emotions, moods and the choices we make are interrelated. When one is angry, the anger usually reduce one's appetite and one loses the desire to eat. Our mood influences our food choice and when we are angry, it is very easy to make food choices that are not beneficial to us.
Answer:
B. ethosuximide-valproic acid can be used for absence seizures
Explanation:
The child is suffering from absence seizures and out of above mentioned drugs clonazepam and ethosuximide could be used for the treatment but, clonazepam has depressant effect on central nervous system. On the other hand ethosuximide has less adverse affects, not so sedating and tolerance also does not evolve against its anti-seizure activity. Other medication for this childhood epilepsy include valporic acid and lamotrigine other then ethosuximide, but all these medications have there own side effects with ethosuximide having the fewer.
A psychologist who would claim that a client's personal experience and viewpoint influence behavior more than events in reality would probably use cognitive psychology mixed with develompental aspects to explain the behavior and personality of a person.
Answer – A (dual-processing theory)
The dual processing theory is a modern idea in psychology which holds that thought can arise in our minds as a result of two different processes:
1. An unconscious process, which is described as implicit (or automatic)
2. A conscious process, which is described as explicit (or controlled)
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