<span>People with slow recovery heart rate are more at risk for heart attack.
-false</span>
The sociocultural perspective would focus on the fact that he has found himself in a new environment which has diferent social and cultural traditions compared to his own environment.
The psycodynamic perspective would focus on his early childhood traumas and defensive mechanisms.
The behavioral perspective would talk about ways how he could change his behavior for it to be more desirable to his parents.
The humanistic perspective would talk about him as a complete human being and how he should value himself.
Traits psychology would talk about his traits which have gotten him to his point and his current situation.
Learning how to control their eating
I think it would be B because it is very true that kids don't get out an do activity really at all
