Martin Ritt once said, "It is possible to survive making films that basically represent who you are and what you are about." ___

G. W. Pabst's Pandora's Box

a. faithfully recreates the myth. b. is a relentless parable of a sensually insatiable woman's destruction. c. concerns street-wise profiteers and destitute middle-class. d. portrays capitalism's connection to war.

Mikala often takes the minutes of the meetings; Gary often asks others to contribute new ideas;

Keri offers pros and cons about the suggested solutions. All of these would be examples of ________. A) individual roles B) procedural roles C) social roles D) task roles