I believe teens definitely are most concerned about muscular strength. They are more worried about that because they want to protect themselves, impress others, sometimes kids just want to bulk up to not look so wimpy, etc.
I would have to say teens are less worried about flexibility because when you have mussels why worry about doing the splits or putting your leg up to your head. One thing will always distract you from the rest.
My answer would be '<span>Why are physical fitness programs necessary for improving student health?' Because in the article it discusses a 'room for improvement' when talking about how many children are doing the 'quota' of </span>exercise.
I'm pretty sure the answer's a bit obvious.
A condom helps prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
So A.
The answer would be Humanistic Psychology.
The achievement of self-actualization was first discussed by Abraham Maslow as part of his hierarchy of needs, and it represents the completition of the highest level of the hierarchy and the emergence of the "fully functional person". Self-actualization is basically the achievement of meaning in one's own life.
