Question

charles h. cooley argued that the self emerges from how an individual interacts with others and then interprets those interactions. he called this
a) the looking - glass self.
b) the social self.
c) the significant other.
d) the generalized other.

Explanation:

Charles H. Cooley's concept of the self emerging from social interactions and interpreting those interactions is known as the looking - glass self. The "social self" is a broader term, "significant other" refers to specific influential people, and "generalized other" is a concept from Mead related to societal norms and expectations, not Cooley's term for this idea.

Answer:

a) the looking - glass self.