This is certainly an open-ended question! But, working on the idea that every single person has their own unique genome and life experiences and perspectives, we are all obviously unique and different in important ways. It's presumptuous to assume our own different thing is better than someone else's. We have to approach from an attitude of understanding and equality to respect differences... That's the best I've got...
Answer:
c. Self-concept
Explanation:
Self-concept: In psychology, the term self-concept is defined as the phenomenon of understanding oneself, to be aware of oneself leads to develop the concept of oneself. It explains an individual's perspective of his or her abilities, behavior, and unique characteristics.
According to Baumeister, the self-concept is defined as a person's beliefs about oneself that includes attributes as well as what and who about the self.
According to Carl Rogers, the term self-concept is defined as having three major components, they are:
1. Self-image.
2. Self-esteem.
3. Ideal self.
Answer:
Take nonviolent direct action so that the problem cannot be ignored
