For the most part, we like things that are familiar to us. To prove the point to yourself, try a little experiment. Get the negative of an old photograph that shows a front view of your face and have it developed into a pair of pictures ― one that shows you as you actually look and one that shows a reverse image so that the right and left sides of your face are interchanged. Now decide which version of your face you like better and ask a good friend to make the choice, too. If you are like most people, you should notice something odd: Your friend will prefer the true print, but you will prefer the reverse image. Why? Because you both will be responding favorably to the more familiar face ― your friend to and you to (     ) the reversed one you find in the mirror every day. [3점] * negative: [사진] 원판

① his own true face 

② other people’s faces 

③ the one the world sees 

④ the negative of his own face 

⑤ the one more recently photographed