Normally, that would be described as fad dieting looking for a quick fix to problems. I found a similar question with some choices. Out of those, this describes fanaticism; Being overly concerned with something to the point where you will try anything to get rid of it. This is increased as popular celebs promote it, even if others advise against it.
The answer is <span> Norman Triplett
</span><span> Norman Triplett was an active cyclist who conducted on observation whether cyclists performed better if they're alone or if they're in the presence of other cyclists.
</span>As it turn out, cyclists tend to try harder on their performance if they're in the presence of other cyclists.
Answer:
Correct answer is gate of the gods
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Explanation:
Ancient Babylon was one of the largest and most important cities in Mesopotamia. It was a royal capital of many countries.
The name gate of the gods is derived from Akkadian language, although the version we are using is Greek.
Of course all other options are therefore wrong.
Answer:
Governments organized workers to build large scale projects such as roads, water systems, city walls, and granaries where food was stored after harvesting.
Explanation:
Social class relate to causal attribution by lower or working class individuals that make attributions similar to those from interdependent cultures.
