Stevie Wonder was born in 1950
Robin Williams was born in 1951
Brad Pitt was born in 1963
Egocentrism means giving value to own self-interest more and less or no regards to other's interest. One example of Egocentrism I encounter in my life is that people thinks that their own point of view is right and ignorant of other's point of view and more possibilities of solution of the problem other than own. Another word - Sociocentrism means giving value to own group's interest and assuming our group is the right one. One example of this I observed in life is the school/university you came from that such belief that we are better than them because we enrolled or came from this school. These things create a barrier in critical thinking because you exclude some possibilities and opportunities that may others possess. Some techniques that can overcome the barrier are open communication and socializing with other peer groups. These techniques can lead you to open yourself to the society and to other people and learn new knowledge with them.
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If you read another article that was focused just on Tom Thumb, which of these sentences would work as a main idea?
Lots of circus performers use their physical difference to become famous. Unlike Tom Thumb, the “mermaid” was a hoax made up by P.T. Barnum. Tom Thumb never let his small size keep him from getting what he wanted. Tom Thumb was not the only little person to become famous in show business
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Tom Thumb never let his small size keep him from getting what he wanted.
Explanation:
Although you have not informed the text to which this question refers, we can see that an article that focuses only on Tom Thumb, would have as main idea the overcoming of him in reaching the goals that he had, even with limitations that hindered his success. The article should show how special Tom was, even in the midst of adversity.
For this reason, we can consider that the option selected above, is the correct option.
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Informal education is less controlled than the average classroom setting, which is why informal education can be so powerful. Informal education can help individuals learn to react to and control different situations and settings. In addition, it combines social entities that are important for learning.
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