A acquiring what others think happiness is B pursuing your own values and qualities C having abundant mental benefits D conforming to socially approved qualities 

A meets some principles from psychology B is willing to learn more about himself C adheres to his own features which may contradict traditions D understands others' willingness to give feedback

A unique viewpoints B emotional instability C conscious judgment D outgoing personalities

A we can feel more authentic by obeying more social conventions B how to form our own authenticity by taking an example of food C it is a traditional standard for making anew kind of food D it can be judged by its conformity to a conventional recipe

A Being Authentic—Everyone's Desire B Traditional Ways of Being Authentic C The Inconvenient Truth about Authentic D Conformity to Social Convention

A expected to have diverse student societies B expected to enroll racially diverse students C charged with racial discrimination D criticized for becoming less diverse

A brought no changes to racial attitudes B failed to consider the diversity challenge C changed the general racial atmosphere D helped the campus to be more diverse

A have more investments in multicultural programming B stop all the students from choosing their own roommates C assign freshmen roommates of equal number of races D forbid freshmen to live in single rooms

A improve their academic performance B be more diligent than white students C be likely to make more friends D be against racial stereotypes

A cannot make friends with people of other races B will depend on making friends on the Internet C have fewer chances to make friends of other races D are forced to have messy interactions with others