In the 1980s, There Was an Antidrug Television Commercial That

In the 1980s, there was an antidrug television commercial that showed a businessman in a seedy public restroom getting ready to snort cocaine. The man drops the cocaine on the floor and needs to bend down to try to retrieve it. He then catches a glimpse of himself in the restroom mirror, and appears-having seen himself in this act-to feel suddenly shocked by himself, and ashamed of what he is doing. Seeing himself in the mirror seems to heighten the man's ____.

A) social role
B) self-presentation
C) self-awareness
D) generalized other