Question

At birth we have no self-image. We cannot distinguish anything from the confusion of light and sound around us.  From this beginning of no-dimension, we gradually begin to differentiate our body from our environment and develop a sense of identity, with the realization that we are a separate and independent human being. We then begin to develop a  conscience, the sense of right and wrong. Further, we develop social consciousness, where we become aware that we live with other people. Finally, we develop a sense of values,  which is our overall estimation of our worth in the world.  Which one of the following would be the best completion of this passage?

विकल्प

• The sum total of all these developments we call the self-image or the self-concept.

• This estimation of worth is only relative to our value system.

• Therefore, our social consciousness is dependent on our sense of values.

• The sum total of living with other people and developing a sense of values makes us a total population. 

Answer 1

The sum total of all these developments we call the self-image or the self-concept.

Explanation:

According to the given question, the sum total of all these developments we call the self-image or the self concept is the best completion of the passage.