Type 1 diabetes is controlled by insulin and proper diet. The body does not produce insuling.
Type 2 diabetes the body may still produce some insulin, or may have become insulin resistant and can be controlled by
proper diet alone,
proper diet with medication, or
Proper diet, medication and insulin.
Exercise also helps control type 2 diabetes but only when used with one of the above examples
Answer:
because health is the bigger than wealth
Answer:
cognitive
Explanation:
Cognitive model of abnormality -
According to this model, the thoughts of the person refers the action of the person, i.e. , whatever is their in the person's mind determine the action he is doing, is referred to as Cognitive model of abnormality .
- As if a person thinks very positively before performing any task , by motivating himself that " he is the best " , " he has worked very hard for it " , " he can very well perform the task " , these factors reflects in the task too , and he performs really well.
And vice versa,
- If the person thinks very negative before his task , i.e. , the feeling of giving up the task , demotivating thoughts , just makes the situation worst and he ultimately loses the task .
Hence, from the given scenario of the question ,
The correct answer is - Cognitive model of abnormality .
Answer:
D i think
Explanation:
A and B are both apart of Volleyball Etiquette in any document you look at relating to this topic. That leaves us with either C or D.
When I played Volleyball we would say the score but very very softly. Just because we didn't want to make the other team feel bad or make ourselves feel bad for running behind on pts.
Therefore I believe the answer is D. Because yes, as much as you cannot be a ball hogger in volleyball, you also can't always wait for the other person to get the ball. Sometimes you just have to run and get it! It all has to do with balance i guess you could say.
Hope this helps!
