The notion that who we are is the result of repeated, patterned human actions describes which of the following perspectives on identity formation?
A. Performance
B. Perception
C. Interactionism
D. Positionality
A. Performance
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A) surface B) active C) inactive D) depth
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Which of the following is the final step taken by groups that use the nominal group technique?
a. silent generation of ideas b. round ?robin recording c. voting d. discussion
When using a quotation in a speech, to avoid overwhelming the audience with extraneous information, it's recommended you say only the name of the person you are quoting.
a. True b. False