Peer pressure. This is especially true with younger people; however, our peers can influence us to such a degree because we want to fit in and we don’t want to disappoint our friends.
Socializing.
Community.
Socioeconomic status.
Stress.
Thank you for posting you health question here at brainly. To answer the question above, <span>Behaviorism influence has been limited because it doesn't take into account the inner human experience or cognitive process. I hope the answer will help you. </span>
Yes it does the chemicals in whatever you are smoking are more than likely altered from what it originally was, therefore the chemicals start to taint the blood vessels and damage them permanently.
The hormone is HUG, human chorianic gonadatropin l.
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The answer is your tongue
