Female Monasticism in the Twelfth Century

question 23

Multiple Choice

Female monasticism in the twelfth century

• A)was a new phenomenon.
• B)was a refuge for women of all classes.
• C)declined due to the changing, negative view of women.
• D)saw the number of women joining religious houses increase significantly.
• E)was found only in France.

Identify the impact of self-esteem, both state and trait, on psychological well-being.

Explain the significance of self-presentation and social roles in interpersonal interactions.

Understand the role of effort and external justification in influencing attitudes and behavior.

Analyze the effects of social feedback and acceptance on an individual’s self-concept.

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