The concept of the looking-glass self was developed by a. john locke. c. charles horton cooley. b. george herbert mead. d. none of the above

The concept of the look-glass self is a concept that shows and describes the development of self through interpersonal interactions and relationships in the context of society. Thus, our self, ie our identity, we know ourselves through what we perceive as the perception of other people. Such a concept of social self-knowledge is more important than it is thought. Sociologist Charles Horton Cooley, who developed this thesis, argued that individuals develop their own concept of self, observing how they are perceived by others, naming this concept "looking-glass self".

The answer is: c.

khdkajd; lkad 'lk; aldkdjladkjkldhla

explanation:

hadkhadkhapkldjlkajdlfja

the correct answer is to reduce tax