Susan's parents and teachers often bragged about what a smart girl she was, so Susan grew up believing she could learn any subject if she tried hard enough.This phenomenon illustrates
A)looking-glass self.
B)alienation.
C)a macro perspective.
D)anomie.

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The looking-glass self is a concept where an individual's self-concept is influenced by how they believe others perceive them. Susan's belief in her ability to learn any subject is shaped by the positive feedback from her parents and teachers.

Susan's Parents and Teachers Often Bragged About What a Smart