Heres something that may help a little!
Repression is another well-known defense mechanism. Repression acts to keep information out of conscious awareness. ... 3 For example, a person who has repressed memories of abuse suffered as a child may later have difficulty forming relationships.
This should help you be able to narrow them down a little bit!
1. depression or anxiety developed in response to a stressful situation -- adjustment disorder
2. an eating disorder characterized by food restriciton and an irrational fear of weight gain -- anorexia
3. fear of closed spaces -- claustrophobia
4. loss of memory and a decrease in other thought processes -- dementia
5. recurrent, unwanted thoughts coupled with rituals which seem purposeless -- obsessive-compulsive disorder
6. social interaction based on hidden anger -- passive-agressive
7. excess fear of something -- phobia
If you assume responsibility for your personal health behaviors then you are more likely to maintain good behaviors. If you don't then you might tend to follow lackluster health behaviors. Think about it like going to class. If you hold yourself accountable to do the work, then you will most likely succeed. However, if you don't hold yourself accountable you most likely won't care what happens.
Answer:
Population of Nepal by caste
Nepalese caste/ethnic groups
Rank Caste/Ethnic groups (2011 Nepal census) Population
1 Chhetri 4,398,053
2 Hill Brahman/Bahun 3,226,903
3 Magara 1,887,733
4 Tharu 1,737,470
Explanation:
Because people who are apart of 4-H can get scholarships to get in and they work really hard so that might show in their grades.
