No, because most national leagues/teams are all male players.
Answer:
Alcoholism is determined by both genetics and environment.
Explanation:
Alcoholism has a genetical component, (some people can have a predisposition) but this is not determinant since, the experiences lived influence greatly the individual the way he will solve his problems.
Several coexisting genetic variables differ in each individual, rather than searching for a single gene transmitted. Similarly, many stressing factors present in the environment can increase risk of alcoholism, because of their diversity, they do not have to be necessarily the same in every person. Environmental contribution may be linked to epigenetics, which refers to changes that ocurr in genes as a result of factors presenting in the ambient.
The answer is most likely:
none
This question has choices including none of the above. The first choice seems to be inappropriate wherein it states that prepared core typical of prehistoric modern humans that inhabited this region, and the other two choices doesn't fit the question too. Thus, the answer is none of the above.
<span>Actually the two basic ways in which the norms of society are enforced is,
1] Its through emotional blackmailing the people in a way which affects their future life by misguiding and showing wrong paths as a punishment for not following their norms.
2] Its through the positive publicity covering the core of the people in each and every wards, there by spreading the good words through mouth publicity as far as possible.</span>
