The looking-glass self refers to the interactive process by which we develop an image of ourselves based on how we imagine we appear to others. true or false

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Looking-glass self is generated from our personal judgement toward ourself along with the false assumption that people would have the same exact judgement as ours.

A harmful effect of looking-glass self could arise when we notice a certain negative attribute from ourselves and believe that other people would heavily judge us from that negative attribute . This often caused people to become depressed.

with such great emphasis put on the act and sat exams—the studying, the review sessions, taking the test, retaking the test, scholarships dependent on scores, etc.—many think the scores are the be all end all of college applications. if you have a high score, you can get into any college you want. if you have a low score, you’re doomed.