Withdrawal symptoms are characterized by
(a) Reckless behavior
(b) Anxiety
(c) Nausea
(d) Vandalism
(e) Sweating
(f) Violence
(g) Shakiness

Options

A. I, ii, iii, and iv
B. I, ii and iii
C. I, iii, iv and v
D. I, iii, iv and vi

Answer

To answer the question regarding the characteristics of withdrawal symptoms, we can analyze the options provided:

1. **Understanding Withdrawal Symptoms**: Withdrawal symptoms occur when a person who has been using a substance (like alcohol or drugs) suddenly reduces or stops its intake. This can lead to a range of physical and psychological symptoms.

2. **Identifying Symptoms**: Based on the information provided in the transcript, we can identify the common symptoms associated with withdrawal syndrome:
- **Anxiety**: This is a common psychological symptom experienced during withdrawal.
- **Nausea**: Physical discomfort often accompanies withdrawal.
- **Sweating**: Increased perspiration is a typical physical symptom.
- **Shakiness**: Tremors or shakiness can occur as the body reacts to the absence of the substance.

3. **Evaluating Other Options**:
- **Reckless Behavior**: While some individuals may exhibit reckless behavior during withdrawal, it is not a direct characteristic of withdrawal symptoms.
- **Vandalism**: This is not a recognized symptom of withdrawal.
- **Violence**: Similar to reckless behavior, while some individuals may become aggressive, it is not a primary withdrawal symptom.

4. **Conclusion**: The symptoms that are characteristic of withdrawal syndrome from the given options are:
- (b) Anxiety
- (c) Nausea
- (e) Sweating
- (g) Shakiness

Thus, the correct answers are **(b), (c), (e), and (g)**.