1. What do indiscrimination, polarization, and frozen evaluation have in com-mon? flow are they distinguished? 2. The Case of Frank is about a man who found it difficult to live down his past. Do
you know other people who have resigned themselves to others’ frozen evalua-tions of them? Under what conditions is this most likely to happen? 3. “But always we begin by speaking as we think, and
end by thinking as we speak. . • .–Lester Sinclair. What are the implications of this statement? If we were to improve our language system. would this improve our thinking?
7. Report upon an incident, perhaps involving yourself, in which frozen evalua-tions played a role. Why did the incident occur? What could have been done to pre-vent or correct the situation? What
measures could prevent a recurrence of such frozen evaluations?