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Which is NOT a component of Charles H. Coley's theory? We see ourselves in our imagination as we think we appear to the other person. We have a core unmovable, unchangeable, core sense of individual identity and we could care less what others think of us As a result of what we see in our imagination about how we are viewed by the other person, we experience some sort of self-feelings We see in our imagination the other person's judgment of ourselves

          Which is NOT a component of Charles H. Coley's theory?
We see ourselves in our imagination as we think we appear to the other person.
We have a core unmovable, unchangeable, core sense of individual identity and we could care less
what others think of us
As a result of what we see in our imagination about how we are viewed by the other person, we
experience some sort of self-feelings
We see in our imagination the other person's judgment of ourselves

Which is NOT a component of Charles H. Coley's theory?
We see ourselves in our imagination as we think we appear to the other person.
We have a core unmovable, unchangeable, core sense of individual identity and we could care less
what others think of us
As a result of what we see in our imagination about how we are viewed by the other person, we
experience some sort of self-feelings
We see in our imagination the other person's judgment of ourselves

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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12/13/2021

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Which is NOT a component of Charles H. Coley's theory? We see ourselves in our imagination as we think we appear to the other person. We have a core unmovable, unchangeable, core sense of individual identity and we could care less what others think of us As a result of what we see in our imagination about how we are viewed by the other person, we experience some sort of self-feelings We see in our imagination the other person's judgment of ourselves