Zeena has an irrational fear of gaining weight. Even though she is very thin, when she looks in the mirror, she sees herself as
heavier than she actually is. She has recently lost a severe amount of weight to the point at which her friends, teachers, and parents are very concerned about her health. Zeena fits the definition of one with
Anorexia nervosa is an eating disorder in which the patient develops an irrational fear of gaining weight. Their weight might be very well in the perfect range but they always perceive themselves as overweight. Hence they use extreme methods to lose weight. Anorexics will limit their food intake drastically, sometimes going as far as completely restricting eating up to many days. At this point, they can be very dangerous to their own health. Anorexia is differentiated from another similar eating disorder, Bulimia nervosa where the patient again has irrational fear of gaining weight but resorts to another methods to drastically lose weight. They often eat a lot in short amount of time and purge or use laxatives.
You can write up a petition or raise money for the school. If you raise enough money then it can put the P.E class back on track. Without Physical Education your classmates will gain weight and not know how to eat and live healthily.
They are the same answer and there are only two options for the answer so I would just put both as the answer. these options are true so, they should be correct. The question is a little confusing so I'm sorry if this doesn't help much!
autonomic responses to pain by directly assessing heart rate and skin conductance, as well as VAS ratings, in response to brief cali-brated heat stimuli of different intensities.