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In the context of the 'process of socialization', according to the 'Looking-Glass Self Theory' proposed by American sociologist Charles Cooley, which of the following three main psychological processes or stages are involved in an individual's social development and the construction of their 'self'?
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Charles Cooley proposed the Looking-Glass Self Theory in his 1902 book 'Human Nature and the Social Order'. According to this theory, our self-concept develops through our interactions and perceptions of others.
Three Principal Components of the Theory:
- Imagination of Appearance: We imagine how we appear to other people.
- Imagination of Judgment: We imagine how others judge or evaluate that appearance.
- Emotional Response: We develop feelings such as pride, embarrassment, or shame based on our imagined judgments.
Therefore, option (a) correctly describes the three core stages of Cooley's theory.
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