Adrenaline and Cortisol (A) are the main two (2) hormones associated with stress
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Twenty minutes after birth, a baby begins to move his head from side to side, making eye contact with the mother, and pushes his tongue out several times. the nurse interprets this as a good time to initiate breast-feeding.
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The newborn is exhibiting behaviors indicative of the newborn's first period of reactivity, which typically begins at delivery and lasts for the first 30 minutes. This is an excellent time to begin breast-feeding. Reduced responsiveness occurs between the ages of 30 and 120 minutes and is characterized by muscular relaxation and decreased reactivity to external stimuli. There is no sign that the newborn may guffaw or vomit. Tachypnea, decreased activity, and hypotonia would indicate chilling.
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The answer is : increased resistance need to be added to the muscles.
Muscle conditioning refer to muscle strength and endurance. In order to improve it, you need to put your muscle in a harsher condition in a harsher condition than it used to be, so your muscle could adjust to it. That's why you should keep increasing the resistance
Answer:
D.Extroversion
Explanation:
Extroverts are often unfairly stereotyped as overly talkative or attention-seeking. In reality, they simply gain energy from engaging in social interaction. People who are high in extroversion need social stimulation to feel energized.
