We establish our self-concept and identify
A) from interactions with people in a variety of contexts
B) from our mentors
C) with positive 'self-talk'
D) in a communicative process

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Self-concept is defined as an individual's perception of self, which is formed through a complex process of interaction with others and experiences in different social contexts. Therefore, A is the best choice as it correctly acknowledges the role of interactions with people in shaping our self-concept. While positive self-talk and mentoring may also contribute to self-concept development, they are not the primary factors influencing it. Communication can be a part of the process but it is not as comprehensive as interactions in a variety of contexts.

We Establish Our Self-Concept and Identify