<span>When you eat a lot of food before starting
drinking an alcoholic
beverage, the absorption of alcohol into the bloodstream slows down but not
prevent alcohol absorption. Therefore, it will not prevent you from getting
drunk for the </span>body begins absorbing alcohol through the stomach
lining and small intestine even if your stomach is full of food. Instead, your
being drunk will be a little bit delayed.
Answer:
it would block the conversion of carbon dioxide to carbonic acid and bicarbonate ions
Explanation:
'Carotid artery' is the one you're looking for. Mentioned quite a bit in English literature I might add.
Answer:
the foot-in-the-door phenomenon.
Explanation:
It is a strategy in psychology and it is used in order to make someone do something we ask from them. The one who persuades another, picks a simple thing at first and that way, makes sure that they will do the same when a bigger thing comes along. Why is it important, because if we asked from them a '' bigger favor '' at first, they would not agree. An example: Sarah asked Tina to steal a candy. She said yes. A few days later, Sarah said she would like Tina to steal an expensive dress for her, and Tina said yes.