Depends on many factors. Such as neighborhood, who owns/runs apartments, etc.
Though, no discrimination of any sort should be tolerated.
The answer is "conservatism".
Conservatism refers to any political reasoning that favors convention (in the feeling of different religious, social, or broadly characterized convictions and traditions) despite outer powers for change, and is incredulous of proposition for radical social change.
<span>The specialist will likely say to Amy that she should continue trying to conceive for at least another 6 months before testing for infertility. This short of a time period could be due to other factors, and not a long-term issue. By continuing to be patient and cutting out other mitigating factors (smoking, drinking, and other harmful behaviors), she can increase her chances of conception.</span>
I believe the answer is:B. <span>short term; better immune functioning
Short term stress would trigger our brain and causing it to send signals for the rest of our body to start making preparation for 'upcoming attack',
In the process, this would increase our overall alertness and improve our immune system.</span>
