Social Studies, 14.02.2021 22:20, rosemary909

-Describe how and why both the driver and Jamal engage in stereotyping at the outset of this scene. What nonverbal and verbal cues are involved? - Explain the role of selection, organization, and interpretation in the perceptions these two men hold of each other. Do their perceptions change as a result of their conversation? If so, how and why?
- Discuss how the driver and Jamal engage in identity management throughout this scene. Use three words to describe the identity that each man tries to present.

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