What difference might it make to society if one sees oneself more in terms of C responses v. B responses?

In the 20 blanks write 20 different answers to the simple question, “Who am I?” Answer as if you were giving the answers to yourself, not to somebody else. Write the answers in the order they occur to you. Don’t worry about logic or importance.The Social Self AnalysisAnalysis: Divide your responses into four categories:A responses– identify yourself in terms of physical attributes or personal self-identification,like age, height, eye color sex, race etc.B responses- include social self identification, socially defined statuses, for example, I am a father, I am a student, I am a business manager. C responses- include individual character traits, they include attitudes, values, vocational aspirations, self evaluations, for example, I am a happy person, I am dependable, I am outgoing etc.D responses-these include oceanic, global self-identification, responses so general that they give no reliable information about the person; for example, I am a dot in the universe, I am a seeker of truth.Questions to answer about your categories:Which category dominated the responses?Why do you think this is so?Do you think this will remain the case as you go through the life cycle?What factors might influence one’s responses to “Who I am”?What difference might it make to society if one sees oneself more in terms of C responses v. B responses?