When we use others as mirrors to show us our looking-glass selves, we use which three kinds of information?
A) Self-perception, social comparison, and residual self
B) How we think we appear to others, how we think others judge us, and how we feel about others' judgments and perceptions of us
C) Egocentricity, beneffectance, and cognitive conservatism
D) Negative, positive, and neutral aspects of the self

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The concept of the looking-glass self involves three main components: 1) imagining how we appear to others, 2) imagining the judgment of that appearance by others, and 3) developing some sort of feeling about ourselves based on our perception of others' judgments and perceptions.

When We Use Others as Mirrors to Show Us Our