I wouldn’t call it a learned behavior. Perhaps, it would be labeled as a genetic. People with narcissistic personality disorder often have inherited it by someone in their family with the same medical history. However, narcissists can learn a few tricks when influenced by their environment. Learned behaviors by definition can be unlearned due to them being extrinsic to that individual, but that differs from actual narcissism which is intrinsic; meaning that is who that individual is
Temperament is hereditary, there is no learning involved with temperament. Introversion, extraversion, aggression, passivity, toleration, stress, etc are all heritable traits.
More than likely narcissistic people will have many victims. They usually will cut their friends and family members from that so called victim. The narc will flip between being three things; hero, victim and abusive.
Narcissists will not stay in victims life’s for long, they come and go, leaving their victim broken, confused and lost. Power and control is their main goal to achieve. Narcissists usually feel the idea that they have a lack of control so they end up controlling other people around them. They’re deepest fears include; being illegitimate, ordinary, and flawed.
Narcissists abuse because they aim to undermined their victims.
I hope this helped :)
That is the simplest strategy to remain alcohol-free because there will be no chance of peer pressure. A study done by The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism found that In 2015, 7.7 million young people ages 12–20 reported that they drank alcohol beyond “just a few sips” and that is greatly due to pressure from other teens.
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El sistema inmune se encarga de mantenernos sanos y combatir enfermedades.
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i think its D but it can also be C
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a. alcohol
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Fetal Alcoholic Syndrome (S.A.F.) is included in the so-called prenatal influence syndromes. Unlike genetic syndromes, SAF occurs during embryo gestation and is not determined in advance by an error in genetic coding.
Alcohol consumption or abuse during pregnancy can cause the same risks of alcohol consumption in general; however, it poses additional risks to the fetus. When a pregnant woman drinks alcohol, it easily crosses the placenta into the fetus. Because of this, alcohol consumption can harm the baby's development. A pregnant woman who consumes any amount of alcohol is at risk of having a child with fetal alcohol syndrome. No level of "safety" has been established with the consumption of this drink during pregnancy. Higher amounts of alcohol seem to increase the problems. Excessive alcohol consumption is more harmful than drinking small amounts of this drink.
A baby with fetal alcohol syndrome may have the following symptoms:
Poor growth while the baby is in the womb and after birth.
Decreased muscle tone and poor coordination.
Developmental delay and problems in three or more major areas: thinking, language, movement or social skills.
Cardiac abnormalities such as interventricular communication (CIV) or interatrial communication (CIA).