The "Looking-Glass Self-Concept" Theory Asserts That a Person's Self-Concept

question 16

Multiple Choice

The "looking-glass self-concept" theory asserts that a person's self-concept:

• A) Is primarily inherited
• B) Is developed primarily in terms of how other people relate to him
• C) Is developed in terms of unresolved internal conflicts
• D) Is developed from psychological traits

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