The Catholic Church dominated in Europe for several centuries through a complex political and social system that was based in the religious belief that the Church was a divine institution above every earthly power. The Church worked as a network of churches disseminated across the continent, where the local priests took the confession of the people, from commoners to feudal lords. Hence, the Church knew most of the secrets and feelings of every level of the society, knowledge they used to exercise control. Also, since the Pope was seen as the highest spiritual authority, he named bishops that influenced directly on the kings and princes of the different kingdoms of Europe. Other methods the Church used to control the population was fear of hell, shame, and guiltiness. These feelings were spread through the use of institutionalized torture and persecution of heretics (people who didn't agree with the Chruch), like the Holy Inquisition.
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The right answer is (D) all of the above. Non-verbal communication is carried out through a wide variety of signs: sensory images (visual, auditory, olfactory ...), sounds, gestures, body movements, among others. And in this case the 3 options dads correspond to gestures of body language or kinésticos, sending messages without words (act of nonverbal communication)
Answer:
bulimia
Explanation:
bulimia nervosa is a type of eating disorder in which someone may feel as though they have lost control over their weight and evaluate themselves according to their body shape and weight. Someone with bulimia may feel caught in a cycle of eating large quantities of food known as ‘bingeing’, and then engaging with behaviours to compensate for this as an attempt to prevent gaining weight known as purging.
