D since gentics would make you more prone to drink and or have to drink less. same with age.
Answer:
HIV/AIDS can also affect children's normal childhood. Children from families living with HIV/AIDS often have to deal with psychosocial stress, an ill caregiver, reduced parenting capacity, a shift in family structure, financial deprivation, and stigma and discrimination.
Explanation:
I felt like that before..
I say it's normal. It's all part of growing up.
Everything's going to be okay!
We got your back! <D
I guess this would be one.... So one day I went to the mall with my family and as we entered a Starbucks barista screamed something I don’t remember what but he heard gun shooting and everyone in the mall started running as well as my family and we were freaking OUT, so we went out and yeah called my dad to pick us up and there were police everywhere ( it actually ended up being two men fighting on the top floor and people thought it was a gun shooting) but yeah it was scary
Answer:
The correct answer is option - C. to maintain their self-esteem and social status.
Explanation:
Social identity theory explains that social identity is the sense of an individual person who they are based on the social group they belong to. It also suggests that the groups they belong are an essential and important reason for pride and self-esteem.
The pride and self-esteem influence the superiority and inferiority and discrimination on the basis of the social stature.
Thus, the correct answer is option - C.
