<span>Since you are missing the options, I'm going to enumerate some possible answers:
- </span><span>memory loss
</span><span>- Wandering
</span><span>- Unpredictable behavior
</span><span>- inability to process visual sensory information
</span><span>- less concentration and attention
- Delusions and hallucinations
- Dysphasia
- Apraxia (can't make certain motor movements)
- loss of </span><span><span>Orientation</span>
- loss of language
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Answer:
See the answer below
Explanation:
The modern model of the atom sees it as <u>a small structure with a dense, positively charged core called nucleus</u>. The nucleus houses most of the masses of the atom and consists of the proton and the neutron. The positively charged proton is primarily responsible for the positiveness of the nucleus. At some distance away from the nucleus is a light, negatively charged particle called the electron that revolves around the nucleus in an orbit-like fashion .
For a neutral atom, the number of the positively charged proton balances that of the negatively charged electron which circulate rounds the nucleus. Atoms in which these two particles do not balance each other are no longer described as being neutral.
Formation of a hypothesis.
<span>Research method is always used to answer every scientific inquiry and in gaining evidential data or knowledge. The scientific method has the following process or at least undergoes the process of
1. Observation</span>
2. Hypothesis
3. Experimentation
4. Interpretation of data
5. Evaluating the data
6. Passing and recording the data
<span>These steps are crucial and the empirical data that these scientists obtain are very important to keep that is why research paper, thesis and dissertations exists.<span> </span></span>
The statement is true. There are two main anabolic stimuli for muscle that is exercise and protein ingestion. Protein not only provides the building blocks for the muscle, but also provides the trigger to stimulate muscle protein synthesis. Muscle protein synthesis is the physiological process of adding new amino acids to muscle proteins and is the primary mechanism of muscle growth.
