What Does the Phrase "Seeing the Strange in the Familiar

question 102

Multiple Choice

What does the phrase "seeing the strange in the familiar" imply?

• A) recognizing that our behaviour may look peculiar to people from other societies
• B) recognizing that society shapes many of the choices we think of as purely personal
• C) recognizing that our behaviour would look peculiar to people from different historical periods
• D) recognizing that all of us have secrets which we are unlikely to share

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Definitions:

Pampering

The act of indulging or being overly protective and excessively attentive to the needs or desires of oneself or others.

Self-confidence

The belief in one's own abilities, skills, and capacity to succeed or meet the challenges of various situations.

Dependent

Relates to relying on someone or something else for support or assistance, often used in contexts such as emotional, financial, or physical dependency.

Inferiority Feelings

Emotions arising from perceived shortcomings compared to others, which can drive individuals to compensate or improve.