They may experience irritability and depression because when a person constantly smokes, his/her brain begins to rely on the chemicals it gets from the person smoking, which results in the brain "getting lazy" and not producing the chemicals anymore. If the person were to suddenly quit, the brain would lack in the chemicals it had stopped producing, making the person feel constantly annoyed and depressed because of the chemical imbalance.
Answer: Multiple socioeconomic factors contribute to health disparities, including income, education, residential segregation, stress, social and physical environment, employment, and many others. Disparities according to income and education have increased for smoking, with low-income persons smoking at higher rates.
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Because the brain develops and gets lots of rest for it to function right during the day
