Explain how our psychological state could affect our immune system.
What will be an ideal response?
A growing body of evidence is pointing to key connections between our immune system and our psychological state. Over 20 years of research shows how our psychological state, or a characteristic such as our attitude, creates neurological, hormonal, and behavioral responses that directly change the immune system and make us more likely to become ill. This is especially the case in terms of the negative effects of stress on our immune system.
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a. Functionalist perspective b. Conflict perspective c. Economic perspective d. Symbolic interaction perspective
Identify one side effect of each of the three most common chemicals used in skin lighteners.
What will be an ideal response?
List four of the five functions of dating
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word.
Among other vehicles, educational expectations and norms for education are globalized through
a. The International Association for Educational Assessment b. Singing of National anthems at schools c. Religious institutions d. International sporting agencies