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which statement summarizes the main idea of the looking-glass self? a. our self-concept is formed when we look outward as a mirror does. b. our internal mirror reflects our self-concept onto others. c. our self-concept is internally formed; we do not need to interpret others' perceptions of us. d. other people are mirrors reflecting a vision from which we form our self-concepts.

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Final answer: The Looking-Glass Self theory by Charles Horton Cooley suggests that our self-concepts are shaped by our interpretation of how we believe others perceive us. It implies that our self-concept is built based on social interactions and the feedback we get from others. Explanation: The main i

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