When we see the strange in the familiar,what are we assuming?
A) We assume that social life is best explained by factors we don't quite understand.
B) We assume that behaviour is best explained by personal choice.
C) We assume that personal decisions are shaped by society and not just individual choice.
D) We assume that even those closest to us have elements of their lives they wish to conceal.

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When we see the strange in the familiar, we are assuming that personal decisions are shaped by society and not just individual choice. This means that our behavior and choices are influenced by the cultural and social norms around us, and not solely our own personal desires and decisions.

When We See the Strange in the Familiar,what Are We