Common myths about public life are that it involves nasty conflict and pursuing one's own selfish interests. Lappe and DuBois disagree, arguing that:
a. conflict isn't always nasty, and can lead to growth
b. our own interests often overlap with others' interests
c. public life interferes with private life
d. both a' and b'
Question 2
A common myth about public life is that it is only for celebrities, activists, and people who like to be in the spotlight. Lappe and DuBois argue that:
a. this is true in reality
b. public life interferes with private life
c. we are all in public life, since it affects each of us
d. all of the above