random weight loss, loss of interest in hobbies, random crying, panic attacks, nausea
Well by the way you put the question it seems like there are supposed to be answer choices but, since there are none. I'll still try to answer the question as best as possible
1. Comparing yourself to others is a bad way of trying to improve self esteem
2. Overthinking and overworking yourself is a bad way to improve self esteem
3. Trying to raise confidence in yourself takes time so you have to be patient
And that's all I can think of right now but I hope it helps!
The answer is C. Targeting a particular area for improvement
Specificity principle stated that whatever you do in the gym, should be relevant to your desired outcome
For example, if you are a rowing athlete, it should be best if you focus on upper body training more than lower body because you need your upper body strength more than you need the lower
