Given Questions for Extra credits

How do we shape our behavior because of others?

We instinctively want to imitate the actions of others. This is especially true in adolescence before adulthood. At an immature age when you are completely unaware of society, what others do looks cool and wants to imitate. However, copying other people's actions does not disappear even into adulthood. After all, we are affected and affected by other people's actions throughout our lives. I think it's a psychological problem. Psychologically, people also tend to try to imitate others.

Why would people burn the flag of the USA? What is it a symbol of?
Protests and protests: Burning a flag may be used as a means of protest or demonstration. In this case, the act of burning a flag may be a way for individuals or groups to express their dissatisfaction or opposition to the U.S. government's policy, political, and social issues. This way, while controversial, falls into the category of freedom of expression protected by the U.S. Constitution, in particular. 
In each case, the meaning of the act of burning a national flag can be different, and it can be controversial or controversial depending on the point of view. In cases such as the abolition of a national flag, it is perceived as the traditional way of respecting the national flag, but in the case of a protest or demonstration, it can be seen as an intense way of expressing anger or discontent. In any case, the act of burning a national flag receives attention for its symbolism and meaning, and its interpretation can vary depending on the situation and the point of view.

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