"Each to each a looking-glass,/ Reflects the other that doth pass." This poem,associated with sociologist Charles Cooley,indicates that our sense of self originates in:
A) basic biological drives.
B) the first stage of sexual development.
C) genetics.
D) interactions with other people.

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The poem reflects the idea of the "looking-glass self," which is the concept that our sense of self is developed through our interactions with other people. We perceive how others see us and use that as part of our self-evaluation and identity formation.

"Each to Each a Looking-Glass,/ Reflects the Other That Doth