Answer:
Behavior change interventions use various kinds of theories to target people's behavior, which they do through information, persuasion, coercion and manipulation. Empowerment is a collaborative method where those 'facilitated' participate in the change process.
At this time no treatment has been shown to slow or stop the progression
of Parkinson's disease. Treatment is therefore symptomatic. There is no
standard or "best" treatment for Parkinson's disease. A number of
treatment approaches help patients with Parkinson's disease.
No, it cannot. Being on the internet means you have access to something
everyone else is seeing. The internet is a real-time feed of all around
the world. Books are just a series of words. They can in no way
influence the body image of anyone because this generation barely even
reads books.
