(i'm gonna try to give more reason cause my last comment was deleted)
i think it may be D because that would be the only one to make sense
it wouldn't be A because how would changing their behavior help physical impairments? (it wouldn't)
i don't think it would be B because how could that help..
i don't think it would be C because medication does not help with those kinds of problems, i think,
hope this helps :)
sorry if im wrong :(
<span>The correct option is A. hereditary. Hereditary is not a type of opportunistic infection common to HIV/AIDS positive people, whereas viral, bacterial, and parasitic are. Opportunistic infections take advantage of a person's already weakened system, given that HIV exposes a human body to any type of infection because it makes it very weak and unable to defend itself against bacteria, viruses, and parasites. </span>
Answer:
c: fake an injury to get an extra timeout in a close game
Explanation:
a.) needs does not provide enough context, for example if it were a soccer game it would be ethical to steal a ball from another player
b and d explain themselves being part of the rules game
c.) is a lie, trying to hinder the game making it unfair for the parties involved and therefore isnt ethical
Answer:
a. Alcohol misuse and smoking are two risk behaviors that can have horrible negative effects on people´s health. While alcohol can become addictive and create problems in the liver and even develop into cirrhosis, smoking is not only highly addictive but can also create lung issues, including forms of cancer.
Explanation:
b. Smoking and consuming alcohol are behaviours related to peer pressure as well as a way people find to deal with stress. Adolescents are most likely to adopt these risky health behaviors because of peer pressure since they use them s symbols of rebellion and growing up. On adults, these behaviors are most likely linked to stress that can no otherwise be dealt with.
