According to the Looking-Glass Model of Self-Concept Development, the Self-Concept

question 16

Multiple Choice

According to the looking-glass model of self-concept development, the self-concept develops

• A) quickly, but is quite fragile and subject to change.
• B) from the way one is viewed by others.
• C) slowly, reaching its complete form only in old age.
• D) from one's physical appearance.

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Definitions:

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