The "looking glass self" refers to

a. seeing ourselves in other people

b. developing self concept based on how others respond to us

c. transforming self concept into self centeredness

d. comparing ourselves with others

The correct answer is B. Developing self-concept based on how others respond to us

Explanation:

"Looking glass self" is a concept in psychology that explains the concepts and ideas we have about ourselves or self-concept is influenced by interaction with others. This can be explained because according to this concept the way we believe others perceive us and respond to us makes us evaluate our own identity, principles, behavior, etc. This concept was proposed in 1902 by the Sociologist Charles Horton Cooley, and it is still relevant in the psychology field. Thus, the "looking glass self" refers to "developing self-concept based on how others respond to us".

the answer is:

in a biology class, the teacher started explaining a new lesson about the dna structure. personally, i found this lecture hard to understand. so i decided to use my critical thinking skills to be able to understand it. i analysed the different ideas, and broke them down into smaller parts to assimilate each. then i started evaluation and tried to link what i am learning with real life experiences so that i can make sure that i know how everything i am learning relates. finally, i started questioning by researching more what i learned and asking more questions that can me through my learning process. reflecting on the information meant that i should review it. all this me greatly understand what i previously found hard to understand.

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