A non-profit organization is conducting a workshop on the looking-glass self for youth in underserve I communities. They want participants to understand how perceptions of others influence self-concept What best describes the looking-glass self? a) Ignoring societal expectations and norms when forming self.concept. b) Forming self-concept solely based on internal factors, regardless of external feedback. c) Imagining how others perceive and judge oneself influencing self-concept. d) Rejecting feedback and opinions from others in the formation of self -concept.

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A non-profit organization is conducting a workshop on the looking-glass self for youth in underserve I communities. They want participants to understand how perceptions of others influence self-concept What best describes the looking-glass self? a) Ignoring societal expectations and norms when forming self.concept. b) Forming self-concept solely based on internal factors, regardless of external feedback. c) Imagining how others perceive and judge oneself influencing self-concept. d) Rejecting feedback and opinions from others in the formation of self -concept.

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The best description of the looking-glass self is **c) Imagining how others perceive and judge oneself, influencing self-concept.**The looking-glass self theory posits that our self-concept is shaped by how we *believe* others see us. It's a reflective process, involving our perceptions of others' judgments, not necessarily their actual judgments. This perceived judgment then influences how we feel about ourselves.

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