The concept of the "looking glass self" is central to the field of sociology, particularly symbolic interactionism. Coined by Charles Horton Cooley in his work "Human Nature and the Social Order" (1902), the term captures the idea that our self-concept and self-worth are heavily influenced by how we perceive others to perceive us. If you enjoy episodes about psychology and culture then this one is definitely for you!...For access to bonus podcast episodes and our private conversation group on Discord, subscribe on Patreon!? **https://realenglishradio.com/membership**Find me on social media!TikTok: @tonykaizenInstagram: @tonykaizenTwitter: @tonykaizenYouTube: @tonykaizen Subscribe on Patreon to get bonus podcast episodes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.