According to Charles Horton Cooley, we develop a self-concept by: i<span>nterpreting how others think about us.
Developing our self-concept by i</span>nterpreting how others think about us is also known as Cooley's theory of the "looking glass-self". According to Cooley, we form an idea and view of ourselves based on how we believe others perceive us. For instance, if you believe that your teacher perceives you as a competent and hardworking student, you will believe that you are in fact a competent and hardworking student.
Answer:
Truth-telling
Explanation:
Autonomy is the principle of ethical rule regulation in research, counseling, psychotherapy, etc. Autonomy is a principle that is related to the choice of a person for self whether there is presented the alternatives of the choices. There is no load over the client or subjects. It is a researcher or a therapist's responsibility to make the client or subjects autonomous value respectful.
We can not say that it is a natural characteristic of a person but it is the combination of bio, psycho and social environment in which a person survives. The autonomy is dynamic so it changes by the time, ages or position of a person.
In economics, a service is a transaction in which no physical goods are transferred from the seller to the buyer. ... Using resources, skill, ingenuity, and experience, service providers benefit service consumers. Service is intangible in nature.
Over 80% of the Indian tribes are Hindu the elephant is a sacred animal they think of it as a god called,Ganesh.
