Question

Additional Practice Task Cliven below are the results of a survey on anxiety and fears among school students aged 13 to 16 and their effects on students' personality and behaviour. Study the data carefully and then write an analytical paragraph summarising the information. Make comparisons wherever appropriate and draw conclusions. Different types of Anxiety and Fears Among School Students Aged 13-16 Effects of Different Fears on Students' Personality & Behaviour 10% Fear of being rejected by classmates 9% 39% Fear of losing a friend - Lack of confidence 21% - Poor self-esteem Fear of failure in exams 21% Fear of being scolded by parents - Below par performance - Difficulty in maintaining healthy interpersonal relationship Fear of being insulted by teachers​

Answer 1

$\blue{ \Large{\boxed{ \tt{ \red{Answer : }}}}}$

Additional Practice Task Cliven below are the results of a survey on anxiety and fears among school students aged 13 to 16 and their effects on students' personality and behaviour. Study the data carefully and then write an analytical paragraph summarising the information. Make comparisons wherever appropriate and draw conclusions. Different types of Anxiety and Fears Among School Students Aged 13-16 Effects of Different Fears on Students' Personality & Behaviour 10% Fear of being rejected by classmates 9% 39% Fear of losing a friend - Lack of confidence 21% - Poor self-esteem Fear of failure in exams 21% Fear of being scolded by parents - Below par performance - Difficulty in maintaining healthy interpersonal relationship Fear of being insulted by teachers.

Answer 2

Answer:

Mental health disorders in adolescence are a significant problem, relatively common, and amenable to treatment or intervention. Obstetrician–gynecologists who see adolescent patients are highly likely to see adolescents and young women who have one or more mental health disorders. Some of these disorders may interfere with a patient’s ability to understand or articulate her health concerns and appropriately adhere to recommended treatment. Some disorders or their treatments will affect the hypothalamic–pituitary–gonadal axis, causing anovulatory cycles and various menstrual disturbances.