Cooley's Theory of Socialization States That the Self Develops from Our

question 40

Multiple Choice

Cooley's theory of socialization states that the self develops from our interactions with others and their reactions to us.This theory is known as:

• A) role-playing.
• B) dramaturgy.
• C) reflection theory.
• D) looking glass self theory.

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Definitions:

Developmental Scientists

Experts who study the patterns of growth, change, and consistency through the lifespan, focusing on how and why individuals develop over time.

Self-conscious Emotion

Emotions that arise from reflections on oneself, such as guilt, shame, embarrassment, and pride, often influenced by social evaluations.

Attachment Categories

Classification of the patterns of attachment behavior exhibited by children towards their caregivers, as identified in psychological studies.

Disorganized

Lacking order or systematic arrangement; chaotic in structure or function.