For the first question, the options are:
one’s feelings about oneself
environmental and fam<span>ily stresses
the behavior of friends
the behavior of admired celebrities
The key word in this question is "internal", it's looking for internal influence. This means:
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one’s feelings about oneself
The second question has the options:
<span>a parent’s behavior
one’s past experiences
one’s social tendencies
one’s personality
Here you need an "external" influence: this would be the following option: </span>
<span>a parent’s behavior </span>
Answer:
Regionalization
Explanation:
Erving Goffmam believes that humans generally in their behaviors is usually influence by their relationship and personal happening. Regionalization has to do with the breakdown of a whole unit into subunits for ease (decentralization).
Erving stated that a person always tries to create a new version of himself/ herself(an impression) of what he or she wants the other person to think of himor her during a conversation. He believes that we are like actors projecting different roles and trying to project an image to the public about us. Regionalization helps us to focus on that aspect we are good. Goffman stated that hamans generally like to project that positive part of their life they want people to see so as to quide people's opinion especially that positive angle of themselves.
The answer is legal immigrant. There are many ways on which a person can become a legal immigran some of which are: job sponsorship, marriage, asylum seekers and so on. This is a very controversal topic in the US under Trump’s administration. Usually a legal immigrant is a holder of a ‘green card’ document.
He could have posted it at the forum
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