Children reared in social isolation are unlikely to fully develop a self-image.Which of these theorists would say that is because they have had no one to respond to them?
A)labeling theory
B)looking-glass self
C)role-taking theory
D)disengagement theory

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The Looking-Glass Self theory, proposed by Charles Cooley, suggests that a person's self-image is constructed based on how they believe others perceive them. Therefore, if a child is reared in social isolation and has had no one to respond to them, they lack the social mirror necessary to develop a self-image.

Children Reared in Social Isolation Are Unlikely to Fully Develop