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3 years ago

At several locations in Rome, there were many public toilets that were

Social Studies

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S_A_V [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. In full view of the public

Explanation:

The communal toilets in ancient Rome were located in full view of the public. The toilets were accessible to passersby. They were situated in a room with a round hole carved onto a stone or wooden seat. There was water flowing underneath the toilet.

After using the latrine, users cleaned up with a stick which had a sponge attached to it. Private residences also had toilets that were located close to the kitchen.

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Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador

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a natural environment type phobia.

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A specific phobia is fear that is excessive or unreasonable, which is as a result of the presence of a specific object or situation.

It leads to an Immediate anxiety response, maybe even panic attack. Specific phobia can as well cause impairment and distress.

Specific phobia are prevalent in this degree 10% lifetime prevalence, in this case its high; 90% don't seek treatment.

The onset of specific phobia varies in individuals, in most during childhood; Some during the mid-twenties.

One can further say that specific phobias are adaptive fears that is expressed in a maladaptive manner.

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A central element of John Calvin’s theology was his belief in Group of answer choices 1. infant baptism.2. salvation through goo

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