Cooley asserts that our feelings about who and what we are,are organized around our evaluation of how we believe we are judged by others.

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Cooley's theory of the "looking-glass self" argues that our sense of self is shaped by how we imagine others perceive us. We look to others for feedback and use their reactions to form our own self-concept. Therefore, our feelings about who we are and our self-esteem are tied to our perception of how we are judged by others.

Cooley Asserts That Our Feelings About Who and What We