In Forming a Sense of Ourselves, We Imagine How We

question 58

Multiple Choice

In forming a sense of ourselves, we imagine how we appear to others and how others perceive us, and finally we develop a feeling about ourselves as a result of these impressions. This sociological approach to the development of a self represents the views of which sociological perspective?

• A) functionalist perspective
• B) conflict perspective
• C) interactionist perspective
• D) feminist perspective

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Definitions:

Ego Needs

Psychological necessities related to an individual's self-esteem and personal value, often including recognition, respect, and independence.

Mate Selection

The process by which individuals choose their partners for romantic relationships.

Casual Sex

Sexual activity that takes place outside of a committed romantic relationship, typically characterized by its spontaneous or unplanned nature.

Commitment

Involves a pledge or promise to engage in some type of agreed-upon action or support a particular cause, relationship, or task over time.