Which statement is NOT one of the core components of Cooley's "looking-glass" concept"?
A) We imagine how we are judged by others.
B) We imagine how others judge that appearance.
C) We incorporate those judgments into our own sense of self.
D) We reconcile those perceptions with our own self-identities.

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Cooley's "looking-glass" concept includes imagining how we are judged by others, imagining how others judge that appearance, and incorporating those judgments into our own sense of self. However, the concept does not include reconciling those perceptions with our own self-identities. This is more related to self-reflection and self-evaluation.

Which Statement Is NOT One of the Core Components of Cooley's