The idea that one's self-image is shaped by the ways others view them is called _____

Whenever Alvera, an immigrant from Rwanda, hears a speaker use the word "genocide," she becomes visibly shaken and sometimes begins to weep. Her response suggests which of the following?

A) Alvera considers the word "genocide" to be an oxymoron. B) The word "genocide" has strong denotative meaning for Alvera. C) The word "genocide" has strong connotative meaning for Alvera. D) Alvera considers the word "genocide" to be heavily ironic.

Composure entails the ability to appear calm under pressure. Audience members will view someone who cracks under pressure as less credible than someone who is able to overcome potential obstacles and unforeseen circumstances, and they will not desire a relationship with such a person. Nervousness does not necessarily mean a lack of composure.

What will be an ideal response?