On Face-Work ERVING GOFFMAN
-According to Goffman, our interactions with others involve many strategies and actions that are designed to:

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Goffman's concept of "face-work" refers to the actions and strategies used to present a favorable impression of oneself in social interactions. This includes managing the impressions others have of us, as well as protecting our own sense of self-esteem and self-worth. Therefore, the best choice is D - presenting a favorable impression of ourselves. The other choices are not accurate descriptions of Goffman's ideas about face-work.