Literary Analysis of the Self and Others

Sincerity involves retractable self-claims, while authenticity involves multipliable interactions with others.

Sincerity involves exposing private feelings in public, while authenticity involves taking responsibility for freely chosen actions based on internal standards. (correct)

Sincerity involves taking responsibility for freely chosen actions based on internal standards, while authenticity involves exposing private feelings in public.

Sincerity involves freely chosen actions based on internal standards, while authenticity involves narrative self-presentation online.

Inward-oriented, static in nature, retractable, and multipliable

Outward-oriented, narrative in nature, static, and multipliable

Outward-oriented, descriptive in nature, static, and singular

Inward-oriented, narrative in nature, retractable, and multipliable (correct)

Sports, Entertainment, and Technology

Workplace, Community, and Friends

Family, School, and Neighborhood (correct)

Religion, Government, and Media

<p>People you do not know at all; People you know both online and offline; People you know only online</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Others are unable to link the online self-claims to the offline identities.</p> Signup and view all the answers