acknowledging unhealthy behaviors\ncoreys friends start to become concerned when he starts missing their…

acknowledging unhealthy behaviors\ncoreys friends start to become concerned when he starts missing their weekly study groups to get in an extra workout. he always has an excuse why he cant meet them for dinner or just hang out. his friends notice he has lost a lot of weight over a short amount of time, and he just doesnt seem to be himself.\nwhat is the best action coreys friends take to address their concern?\ntake no action and trust that someone else will handle the problem.\ntell corey he needs to figure out if his body image or friends are more important.\nshare their concerns with corey and encourage him to talk to a trusted adult.\nto avoid being influenced by coreys behavior, avoid any contact with him.

acknowledging unhealthy behaviors\ncoreys friends start to become concerned when he starts missing their weekly study groups to get in an extra workout. he always has an excuse why he cant meet them for dinner or just hang out. his friends notice he has lost a lot of weight over a short amount of time, and he just doesnt seem to be himself.\nwhat is the best action coreys friends take to address their concern?\ntake no action and trust that someone else will handle the problem.\ntell corey he needs to figure out if his body image or friends are more important.\nshare their concerns with corey and encourage him to talk to a trusted adult.\nto avoid being influenced by coreys behavior, avoid any contact with him.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

When friends notice concerning behavior like excessive exercise and rapid weight - loss, sharing concerns and encouraging talking to a trusted adult is a positive and helpful approach. Doing nothing may allow the problem to worsen. Telling Corey to choose between body image and friends is not a constructive way. Avoiding contact is unhelpful and isolating.

Answer:

C. Share their concerns with Corey and encourage him to talk to a trusted adult.