Stress is the body’s reaction when we feel threatened, unsafe, confused and otherwise unhappy. But for such a commonly experienced and well-understood problem, we are doing a pretty bad job at dealing with it. Usual advice for reducing stress includes exercise, meditation, breathing exercises, etc. But the problem with this advice is that it doesn’t really address the problem of stress (you can exercise in the morning and still feel stressed at work), or that it means taking up a habit which usually takes a long time, and even then it’s not sure it will stick.
A much more efficient way of handling stress is reevaluating our whole relationship with it.
Answer: If she decides to seek help for her anxiety and depression she may <u>develop skills and strategies to cope with her grief.</u> She may also <u>decrease her chances of dropping out of school. </u>
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Explanation:
By seeking professional help with her depression and anxiety, Mackayla will learn how to cope with her mother's death. She will learn coping skills that will help her to stop drinking and closing herself off from friends. She will also be able to attend school since she is seeking treatment and learning coping skills. If she doesn't seek help, she will only spiral into greater depression and addiction to drinking.
D. Newborns can differentiate smells and prefer sweet smells
Answer:
False
Explanation:
It can take a few days/doses for a person to become addicted and abuse the drug.
