Charles Cooley- Looking glass self | Individuals and Society | MCAT | Khan Academy

[@rafaelcaparas2505]

I like how Cooley believed that we are not actually being influenced by the opinion of others but instead, we are being influenced by what we imagine the opinions of other people to be.

[@TheSheepster]

It really goes to show that anxiety disorders lower self-esteem because they feed off of these negative thoughts.

[@sadiakhurshid6425]

Please stop arguing about the voice used. It was very clear and consistent throughout the video. That’s what matters.

[@davidshevchenko2256]

I can't, her frustrated me so much, but her info is good

[@screamingperson8188]

Protip: Everyone's voice sounds good at 3.0x speed!

[@alexanderpalmer179]

Was very grating at 7AM ngl

[@ArleighLauren]

Honestly I find this woman’s voice much easier to understand content with compared to the normal guy! Idk what it is but the guys voice just does not compute 😅

[@Leotagorax]

I liked the last part of the example, it shows how through conversation we can adust the understanding of our interactions.

[@Shooting_Stuff]

I like the part when she explains that our perception of ourselves are based on accurate and inaccurate perception of how others see us

[@whatsinmyhead3146]

So Well said

[@picklepirate]

studying Education Psychology this is awesome for having an example in education!

[@brandonamaral2873]

Such a short video and such a small theory but with so much impact, Charles Cooley cooked with this one

[@chelidoniii]

This is so accurate!

[@whatsinmyhead3146]

Which is why it’s so important to develop a good sense of self and self image as a whole Easier said then fine but DO NKT CARE ABOUT WHAT OTHERS THINK

[@analisecatania2013]

Thankyou alot for all the videos you upload. They are great and have great information .. Really helped me :)

[@nuubaku3150]

Really well put, thank you very much for this brief lecture.

[@marcusroizen7424]

I needed Cooley

[@watanglipuhadjar2654]

sometimes unconsciously we often solve problems according to our own perception. even though we forget the truth can come from different sources. maybe that's what's called a paradox.

[@matts6165]

Now we think that the student thinks that the teacher thinks that the student doesn't put more effort.

[@chinna8894]

Interesting

[@PaulSmithYoga]

Truly

[@catlsam8996]

Yep

[@CosminAcsinte]

hi! really helpful video, thank you! Can you recommend me some movies that show and use the looking glass self?

[@sudhanshusingh3994]

great...

[@ragaminfo9091]

May I repost the video above on my KZbin channel? The video that I posted has been given Indonesian subtitles. The video will be used for learning.

[@Kneakushay]

Anyone know what program this is ?

[@alicephoenixpoetryjournal9062]

Sociology. If you referred to "from what field"🤷‍♀️

[@estonism]

How does this relate to meta-cognition? Is this theory a form or akin to meta-cognition?

[@danielhorton5410]

Solution? Don't imagine the opinions of others? And explain your intentions?

[@irisalvizmatareco7436]

¿Donde lo encuentro en Español?

[@meloshinvelasquezmarquez8001]

Ya tiene subs

[@athread9754]

How does Cooley explain the looking glass self?

[@kristinrichie3718]

Hi, I am teaching an online class. May I post this in the class? Thanks!

[@MRpogi007]

Just give them a proper credit.

[@muhammadilfanzulfani5668]

That's why we must have good prejudices, as God suggested.

[@jonelcastro5920]

At first, her voice is funny but as the video goes by,actually it is not. Informative indeed :)

[@Dewitt-b8n]

Don't give a shit. Life is easier

[@aldineladjabangsa5791]

Ang bilis mag salita amp

[@heydrianluisanilao1757]

Sakto lang, 'di mo lang talaga masundan 🤣

[@lizzosbelly9603]

Gay

[@zakatista5246]

Awful voice.