It is the "Looking-Glass Self", a term coined by Charles Cooley that explains the importance of our perceptions of how other people perceive us. According to his theory, we cannot form a personal identity without interacting with others. The Looking Glass Self is simply the interactive process of seeing ourselves based on how other view us.
The answer is D since it produces a brighter light but if a car comes from the other side of the road the light must be shut off otherwise the other driver may be not able to see
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She helped them settle in Spain.
She helped them halt the Inquisition.
She helped them escape the Inquisition.
She helped them convert to Christianity.
Proctor asks Elizabeth for forgiveness, kept himself humble in front of her because he admitted his failure. As Elizabeth doesn't absolve him at all, he is compelled, to choose between either he continues to live in a guilt life or to forgive himself. This is his internal conflict.
John Proctor tries to convince Abigail that the bond between them has been broken so she should not more expect from him. But in response, Abigail represents a failure of integrity for him. Proctor's first external conflict is dealing with her as well as his wife.
The other main external conflict was to face the unpopular truth in public. He had to decide either he puts himself at risk in prevailing belief or to challenge it. If he challenges it, he goes against the church and the courts and it was a much against his community.
At last, he overcomes his fear and speaks against Abagail and courts. He is determined to tell truth in either way. Either it may cause criticism or make investigators enemy of him. In doing this he condemns to death but can get back his moral position as a man of integrity and, individuality and dedication to the truth.
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