I've never heard it used this way but a positive correlation
Socrates<span> wanted to make people think and question their own beliefs</span>
That was Socrates thing, he always wanted people to think of everything objectively even things they did every day. From little things to big things but especially things such as religion.
Answer:
- Malingering.
Explanation:
In the given situation, the other word to describe Doug's actions would be 'malingering' as he 'feigns his complaints more seriously'(than they actually are) to escape/avoid his duty as a plaintiff to prove the actual injury or damage made to him. He gets involved in such exaggeration of his injury/damage in the prospect or probability of the huge reward. Thus, it could be concluded that Doug is involved in '<u>malingering</u>.'
Galileo worked on many topics in astronomy, inlcuding finding out more about the planets (Venus and Jupiter), but his biggest influence is his advocacy for a heliocentric, rather than geocentric model of the solar system (that is, at the center of the solar system is sun, rather than the earth).
<u>Answer:</u>
I have <em>achieved few greatest achievements in my life in many sectors. </em>In the physical sector I have gained 10kgs of weight in just two months. I was very lean and thin as a child so I <em>psyched myself to gain weight and become healthy. </em>
In my academic field, I topped my university in my bachelor’s degree. I was awarded by the prime minister, which is my life time achievement. I purposed my <em>love from childhood and we are married now which is the greatest achievement in my love life.</em>
