The idea that one's self-image is shaped by the ways others view them is called: <span> social comparison
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Other than basic need such as food, clothes and shelter, most human have an uncontrollable desire to be accepted by others.
This desire make most people constantly seek our peers' validation for every aspect of our lives.
This is the basic argument of how one's self-image is shaped by the ways others view them
I believe the answer is: False
Wrieters on white collar crime generally believe that there is no single definition can be used to describe white collar crimes.
This type of crime is not violence motivated but most commonly done to obtain some sort of financial gain. But their actions could be done with a wide variety of ways and really hard to detect.
<span>Japan, Norway and Iceland, kill 2,000 whales between them each year and also continue to trade in whale products
</span><span>introduced in 1986 by the body that regulates whaling
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<span>over 50,000 whales have been killed since the ban
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<span>Japan has been recruiting countries with no obvious interest in whaling to join the International Whaling Commission</span>
Answer:
a. Went on crusades , built churches , and collected holy relics
Answer:
The toads are dying.
Explanation:
They said to accept that they are dying and with all the other answers there isn't really anything else to accept
