Charles Horton Cooley's Idea of the "Looking Glass Self" Says

Charles Horton Cooley's idea of the "looking glass self" says that

A) society serves as a mirror that we use to develop our own self-concept as we see ourselves as others see us
B) individuals serve as a canvas on which society paints a unique picture
C) we do not see the differences between ourselves and those close to us until society tells us that we are different from them
D) despite growing up in different societies, all people develop similar self-images