1 - A hallucination is an experience that involves the apparent perception of something not being present.
This includes:
- auditory hallucinations (example: hearing music when there is none playing, or someone calling your name when your alone)
- visual hallucinations (example: seeing someone / something that isn't really there)
- touch hallucinations (example: feeling someone grab you or touch you when no one has)
2 - Actively looking for a mental illness such as Schizophrenia or Schizoaffective disorder is not something you should be doing. These mental illnesses have such a stigma around them that the person with it is dangerous that it can affect job opportunities, housing opportunities, relationship opportunities and so much more.
As much as you may say "Oh my hallucinations are so fun!!" for a lot of people they are scary and dangerous and are not something you should hope to have.
Get some help honestly - I'm not saying that to be rude - but this apparent want / need for hallucinations is not normal.
1.) Helps keep you in shape
2.) less likely to get genetic diseases
3.) helps fight depression, anxiety, and stress
4.) can have immediate and long term health benefits
Answer:
The correct answer is option D. None of the above.
Explanation:
The warm-up helps the body of the individual for preparing for physical activities such as sports or exercise. The warm-up should have included the increase in the temperature of muscles, increase the heart rate and stretching in exercise.
In warming up it is required to continue to stretch before and during the game. The warm-up helps in getting the blood moving your muscles to prepare them for physical work. Stretching warms up the joints.
Thus, the correct answer is option D. None of the above.
