According to Rogers, Mirrors, Photographs, Video Cameras, and the Reactions

According to Rogers, mirrors, photographs, video cameras, and the reactions of others hold both a fascination and threat for many people because they

A) are inaccurate images of the persons we are, such as smiling on the outside, but crying on the inside.
B) provide information about one's self.
C) represent the possible selves in our lives, those we are and those we could be.
D) allow the selfish and arrogant side of our personality to surface.