The looking-glass self is an ongoing mental process involving three phases with the last phase involving
A) imagining how a person appears to others.
B) imagining how others judge a person's appearance.
C) having an emotional reaction based on a perception of others' judgments.
D) viewing others as you imagine they probably view you.

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The looking-glass self is a concept in social psychology that describes the development of one's self through the perceptions of others. The final phase involves having an emotional reaction (such as pride or shame) based on one's perception of how others judge them.

The Looking-Glass Self Is an Ongoing Mental Process Involving Three