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Stephanie tells her friends what she thinks is funny story, but they don’t respond as she expected, and there is only silence instead of laughter. Stephanie interprets this as a critique of her sense of humour and determines to not try to be amusing anymore, preferring to stay quiet. This is an example of _________________ at work.
a. the I
b. the Me
c. sympathetic introspection
d. the looking glass self

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