Hall challenges the Western emphasis on linear thinking and logic, proposing a broader evaluation of priorities. How might adopting a more comprehensive thinking approach impact decision-making in different cultural contexts?

Hall introduces the concept of extensions as tools for problem-solving and adaptation. Can you think of contemporary examples where technological or cultural extensions have significantly influenced human behavior and society in both positive and negative ways? Use external sources in your response.

In Chapter 3, Hall discusses the cultural unconscious and control systems. How do stereotypes and cultural programming act as control systems in society? What happens when outside influences disrupt them?