Can you elaborate more? then I can answer.
Answer: Reginald is using his "SOCIAL MIRROR".
Explanation: Social mirror
Social Mirror Theory states that people wants to judge their actions on a peers interpretation of that action, before their act. In other words, people define and resolve their internal thoughts with what their think people will say, if such thought are acted upon.
Because Reginald know that his friends will probably laugh at him, and he will lose value before them, that is why he decided not to act on such thoughts.
Social mirror is very important, because it gives us a better understanding of how people define us. It also gives us sound mind, and a thought that is not fixed to what you want, but what should be socially acceptable.
Social mirror has helped him to make a socially acceptable decision, instead of going naked down the street
So secularism are things related to worldy ideas and events. The Renaissance was a time when lots of secular ideas developed. So some secular ideas in the Renaissance were interest in learning and the arts, study of the Greek and Roman language, and the belief to change the world for the better. Hope this helps.
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can you draw, I'm like in art but I can't draw
1. Bhabar - The rivers, after descending from the mountains, deposit pebbles in a narrow belt of about 8-16 km in width lying parallel to the slopes of the Shiwaliks. All of the streams disappear in this belt.
2. Terai - South of the bhabar belt, the streams re-emerge and form a wet, swampy and marshy region. This is a thickly forested region with an abundance of wildlife.
3. Bhangar - The largest part of the Northern plain is formed of older alluvium. They lie above the floodplains of the rivers and present a terrace-like feature. They contain calcareous, rocky deposits known as Kankar.
4. Khadar - The newer, younger deposits of alluvium in the floodplains. They are renewed almost every year, and are fertile, hence ideal for growing rice and wheat.
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