The device which profoundly altered how people watched movies in the 1980s was which of the following?

The tendency to use the categories and values of one's own culture to evaluate the actions of others is called

A) prejudice. B) ethnocentrism. C) racism. D) stereotyping.

In Poor Richard's Almanack, Benjamin Franklin wrote, "There are three things extremely hard: steel, a diamond, and to know one's self." What does he mean?

a. We must rely on societal norms to shape our self-concept, and because they are always changing, so too are our concepts of self. b. Self-awareness has its foundation in a person's upbringing and is unchangeable after childhood. c. Very few of us are born with the innate ability to decipher the factors that determine the self. d. Developing self-awareness takes work and is a never ending process complicated by busy and information-filled lives.