For obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
OSA is a severe form of sleep disordered breathing, in which
breathing completely stops or decreases until he wakes up enough to open the
airway and start breathing again.
George does not wake up completely, but goes to a lighter phase of sleep, and this explains why is always tired.
The fact that he has his tonsils may indicate that they are swollen, plus the overweight contribute for the cause of OSA.
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This statement would denote that the child is now on the conventional stage of cognitive development in Kohlberg's theory. Thus, the child is able to acknowledge rules and law.
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