I don’t know if it’s a multiple choice but it’s either stress or conscientiousness.
Are there options? If so, may I see them?
I'm assuming the answer will be something that firmly and clearly says "no," expresses a lack of a desire or want to something, and maybe (maybe?) provides an explanation as to why.
ex. "No, I don't want to." or "No, I don't have any desire to. Smoking has many health related risks."
Sorry, I'm not sure how helpful this will be!
Answer:
The anterior and middle scalene muscles lift the first rib and bend the neck to the same side; the posterior scalene lifts the second rib and tilts the neck to the same side. The muscles are named from Ancient Greek σκαληνός (skalenos) 'uneven'.
The reason most likely to trigger eating disorder in teens is their self-consciousness of their body shape.
Although the issue of discrimination on body shape is less severe nowadays, the trend of being slim or thin is still promoted by the media,for example,in the Kpop industry,almost every pop star has to be very thin.
Some then become hyperaware with their body and weight, either wanting to look better or is afraid of being discriminated of looking fat or chubby.
Some would then use unhealthy diet or fasting to cut the weight, eventually causing eating disorder such as anorexia nervosa(constantly not eating enough) or bulimia (force themselves to throw up what have been eaten).
Hope it helps!
Answer:
DOMS
Explanation:
it stands for delayed onset muscle soreness which is why it doesn't occur until a day or two after the exercise.
