Which One of the Following Examples Illustrates How the Imaginary

Multiple Choice

Which one of the following examples illustrates how the imaginary audience can be a factor in the adolescent's developing self-concept?

A) Annette talks to an imaginary friend when she is having problems and feels she has no one else to turn to.
B) Ingrid feels as if everyone must be looking at her when she walks down the hall with her friends.
C) Shannon feels detached, as if she has no life of her own but is only watching everyone else live their lives.
D) Suzanne feels self-conscious when she has to get up in front of her class and give a speech from memory.