All of the following are steps in the formation of the looking-glass self EXCEPT:
A) we imagine how we appear to others.
B) we imagine how others judge us based on those appearances.
C) we ask people what they think of us.
D) we ponder, internalize, or reject these judgments.

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Asking people what they think of us is not necessarily a step in the formation of the looking-glass self. The other steps (imagining how we appear to others, imagining how others judge us based on those appearances, and pondering, internalizing, or rejecting these judgments) are all considered part of the process of developing our self-concept through social interaction.

All of the Following Are Steps in the Formation of the Looking-Glass