"Each to each a looking-glass, / Reflects the other that doth pass." This line of poetry, associated with sociologist Charles Cooley, indicates that our sense of self originates in
A) basic biological drives.
B) the first stage of sexual development.
C) genetics.
D) interactions with other people.

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The line "Each to each a looking-glass, / Reflects the other that doth pass" suggests the idea of the "looking-glass self," where we develop our sense of self through our interactions with others and how we perceive their reactions to us. Additionally, the mention of reflecting "the other that doth pass" emphasizes the importance of others in shaping our sense of self.

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