Peer pressure is the external pressure, internal pressure might be depression
First one, stress. Second one, flight or flight response.
Answer:
On Humans.
People exposed to high enough levels of
certain air pollutants may experience:
Irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat
Wheezing, coughing, chest tightness, and breathing difficulties
Worsening of existing lung and heart problems, such as asthma
Increased risk of heart attack
<u>On </u><u>Environment</u>
<em>Acid rain </em>
<em>Eutrophication</em>
<em>Haze</em>
Price. I want to get the most amount of food for my money so I may be sacrificing quality.
Advertisements. If I see a particular celebrity whom I like drinking a certain drink, say a famous athlete is shown in an advertisement drinking this energy drink to improve his game, I will most likely purchase it so I can be more like him.
Convenience. If I’m in a hurry and need to eat something quickly I may choose fast food or a hot dog from a gas station versus taking the time to make a nutritious mea.
Honestly all of those could be a reason for a fight. sometimes people want ti just pick fights for no reason. others pretend to be angry because their friend is angry and they just want attention. in other cases one event could cause a huge fight like spilling your bffs secrets or getting others to turn against your bff. the most common is a leading series of events that can cause a fight. actions may have hurt others who were holding in how the felt until just snapping one day. so honestly the last on emakes the most sense
