Punishment and sometimes faliure
C. Introduction
The thesis statement helps readers recognise what is to follow
Answer:
Thanks for the points, matey. *tips hat*
3. Describe the micro level interaction seen in a doctor-patient interaction. Now describe the individual level effects of the doctor-patient interaction on health. Now describe the societal level effects on health of the doctor-patient interaction.
Explanation:
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second Greek root of the word psychosomatic means letter A: body. This means
that the person who experiences this, feels like there is something really
wrong with his or her body. His stomach might be upset or head aches, anything
that is considered painful that look like true however little did the person
know that because of the so much stress he is feeling, he experiences psychosomatic illness, That is thinking too
much of the situation he is in, affecting his whole body.</span>
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The Pardoner is very frank about his cheating because he is proud of the way he acts and knows that deceiving people with religious concepts is very easy, even if those people know they are being deceived.
We can arrive at these answers because:
- The Pardoner is a corrupt clergyman who exploits the faith of people with false religious beliefs to seize their wealth.
- He's good at cheating and takes great pride in it showing all the cheating techniques he has.
- While wanting to explore the pilgrims, he shows off what he has achieved through the exploration of the faithful.
That's because he knows how people can be manipulated and deceived through religious concepts, even though these people know they are falling into a trap, as clergy can encourage fear and despair, leading people to give away what they have. That's why he's frank about his cheating.
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