Statements and Actions:Statement: A smoker has left smoking suddenlya. He will feel restlessness and anxiety.b. He will start gaining weight
Correct answer: D. Only a follows
- A. Both of them follows
- B. None of them follows
- C. Only b follows
- D. Only a follows
Explanation
Withdrawal symptoms of smoking include restlessness and anxiety due to psychological and physical dependence. Quitting smoking does not affect weight gain or loss.
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