An elite tennis player practices for approximately 4 hours each day and then runs for an additional hour each evening in order to experience positive psychological effects. She is of normal weight and exhibits no evidence of an eating disorder. Which condition might you expect?

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31 October, 16:53

An elite tennis player practices for approximately 4 hours each day and then runs for an additional hour each evening in order to experience positive psychological effects. She is of normal weight and exhibits no evidence of an eating disorder. Which condition might you expect?

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Corbin Frost · Answer 1

The tennis player exhibits primary exercise dependency.

Explanation:

Working out for such a long period may lead to consequences that will show after a few years. It will lead to a compulsive engagement in the routine over few years of she continues to do so. For the coming years, this will lead her to a state of dependence on the routinely excessive practice.

Regular exercise will then seem a very mere thing for the individual. She might also have a withdrawal system when she will not be able to exercise. It is thus advised to practice a little less or in intervals. The routine which she follows has psychological effects on her brain.