According to distraction-conflict theory, being aware of another person's presence divides our attention between this person and the task at hand. This division of attention is arousing, which explains why people perform better on well-learned tasks in the presence of others.
Answer: Distraction-conflict
The Fall Line was very important in Georgia's history. Rivers in the Coastal Plain tend to be bigger and slow moving - making them open by large boats. But when the boats reached the Fall Line, they couldn't go any further, so trading posts spread along the Fall Line, where materials brought up from Coastal Plain rivers could be traded for material from the Piedmont region. Four important cities grew from this development - Augusta (at the Fall Line of the Savannah River), Milledgeville (at the Fall Line of the Oconee River), Macon (at the Fall Line of the Ocmulgee River), and Columbus (at the Fall Line of the Chattahoochee River). Later, as industrialization progressed, the same cities had the dominance of water power from the “Falls” where they were set.
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I would have to go with B
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Ailurophobia, or the phobia of cats, affected Alexander the Great, Napoleon, Mussolini, even Adolf Hitler.
<h3>What did Alexander the Great become famous for?</h3>
Macedonian ruler Alexander the Great ruled over sections of Asia, Egypt, the Middle East, and the eastern Mediterranean in a very brief amount of time. His dominion brought about substantial cultural changes in the countries he conquered and altered the history of the area.
<h3>Why was Alexander hailed as a hero?</h3>
Many things make Alexander the Great a hero. He consolidated control over the whole ancient world thanks to his military prowess and bravery. Alexander did more than just create the biggest empire the world has ever seen; he also introduced Western philosophy, science, and math to that empire.
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