The Looking-Glass Self Is Defined As

question 34

Multiple Choice

The looking-glass self is defined as:

• A) the objective view of oneself.
• B) the way an individual thinks others see him or her.
• C) the way an individual views himself or herself.
• D) the ideal view one has of oneself.

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Definitions:

Apgar Scale

A quick overall assessment of a baby’s immediate health at birth, including appearance, pulse, grimace, activity, and respiration.

Neurological Functioning

Pertains to the operations of the nervous system, including the brain and all neural connections, affecting thinking, behavior, and bodily functions.

Home Births

Childbirth occurring in a non-clinical setting, typically the child's future home, assisted by a midwife or a trained attendant.

Midwife

A health care professional, usually a nurse, who specializes in childbirth; midwives provide health care throughout pregnancy and supervise home births.