Twelve months of once-weekly or twice-weekly resistance training benefited the executive cognitive function of selective attention and conflict resolution among senior women.
Answer:
A.) Think about good feelings he has had
Explanation:
A useful strategy Tomas can use to feel better is to think about good feelings he has had. The other answer choices that were not listed are the following below:
- B.) Hang out with a few friends at a time
- C.) Eat nutrient dense high-energy foods
- D.) Spend more time alone whenever possible
Hanging out with a few friends at a time won't help his case, because he is unwanted among his friends, so we can conclude that pretty much all of his friends won't accept him. Eating nutrient dense high-energy foods will not make a difference because this has to do with his emotions, not his diet. Spending more time alone whenever possible will only make him feel worse and make him prone to doing bad things to relieve his unhappiness. Thinking about the good feelings he has had, on the other hand, will make him feel better. Sometimes when people feel down, they reminisce on the ole days, and that sometimes helps to raise their spirits. So this would be the best strategy Tomas can use to feel better.
Hope this helps y'all :D
Located in the frontal lobe
Well it could be health issues to the unborn child...
Body Mass Index (BMI) is a description of a person's weight
in relation to his height, but doesn't do anything to determine it.
The other three choices all do.
