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ValentinkaMS [17]
2 years ago
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1. What psychological disorder are you researching? 2. What is the definition of protectionism? What might be physical/noticeabl

e characteristics of protectionism? 3. What are potential risk factors that may lead to this illness "causes" of protectionism? Are there certain "types" of people who are prone to protectionism and if so, why? 4. What are prevention suggestions and strategies pertaining to protectionism? (Hint: Look at risk factors/causes, can you prevent the severity of the disorder, can you prolong the age of onset, etc.) 5. What are the common warning signs/symptoms that may lead you to believe someone may be suffering from protectionism? 6. How is protectionism specifically treated (medication name, symptoms treated, etc.)? Is it curable? How? 7. What is the science behind protectionism? What does the research say about the physiology or the psychology of this disorder-what's going on inside the body cause this? 8. How can you help a friend who may be suffering from protectionism? Is there a way to "help" yourself? 9. List at least 5 statistics pertaining to protectionism. (National, state, city, school, etc., how many people this illness affects, teenage stats vs. adult stats, men vs, women, differences between races, etc.) 10. What are common myths and the respective facts pertaining to perfectionism?​
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Ber [7]2 years ago
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sorry po need lang po ng points

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