The "Looking-Glass Self" Is but One of Many "Selves" Defining

question 6

Multiple Choice

The "looking-glass self" is but one of many "selves" defining who we are. It is the:

• A) ideal self we wish we were as we look at ourselves in the mirror.
• B) self we imagine others see when reacting to us.
• C) self we visualize we will be in our older years.
• D) self we see reflecting what our parents were.

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