When a person uses marijuana, the principal psychoactive chemical called tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) passes from the lungs (with smoking) or digestive tract (with edibles) into the bloodstream. The blood carries THC to the brain, where it acts on specific cannabinoid receptors. These receptors are predominantly found in areas of the brain associated with concentration, thinking, sensory and time
It's hard to narrow it down to one root, there are many that can suppress feelings and make a patient negative, or even hostile.
their physical health, mental health, family structure, relationships with others, work/school environment, <span>societal or socioeconomic factors. individual traits, their surroundings, etc. </span>
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I believe that the correct answer is C
