Regan is a U.S. American student studying in London. It upsets him sometimes when other students in his class assume that he is British. He frequently interacts with these British students and shares his American background and experiences. These interactions have had a profound influence on how he sees himself and has helped him develop a stronger sense of his American national identity. This scenario exhibits that identities are ________.
A. created through communication
B. influenced by society
C. multiple
D. dynamic
Answer: A
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