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I agree because interactions can be explained

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I am the first person that disagrees!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I agree most of interactions between people can be based off the looking glass self.We want to fit in with groups we hang around because if we are different they can change there perception about you.

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I fully agree on this statement and my evidence is that people in this world view different perspectives.And through the looking glass they can view something that can relate with other people since every person has different persona;it and views on things.So we want to have a relationship with that topic.

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Yes i think that most interactions with people can be explained by using Looking Glass Self because all interactions are different based on past experiences  

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Yes i think that most interactions with people can be explained by using Looking Glass Self because all interactions are different based on past experiences  

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I agree with them for the simple reason that it's true. The way people are and function is formally based upon those around them, the environment, institutions and groups.

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i agree that almost all the interactions can be explained by looking glass. because all interactions are different based on their past experiences.

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I agree that most of my interactions with others can be explained by using the Looking Glass Self because we don't want others to talk bad about us.

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i agree with it because almost all interactions can be explained by looking glass self like for example if we do something that a group of people don't like they might judge a person and then that person is probably not going to be themselves around other people again.

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I agree that most of our interactions can be explained through the Looking Glass Self. I think this because we play out situations in our mind closest to the way it can play out in reality. We think about how someone may see you, or how they may take in what you say before it actually happens .

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I agree because you can talk to someone, say something and change what you say based on that.

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I agree that most interactions with other people can be explained with the "Looking glass self" because this states that people are formed based on their interactions with other people. If we do something in group and they judge us for it then you're most likely to not do it again or do something similar to that. With that group you realize what is good and what is bad and you form yourself in a specific way around them so that you could be perceived the way you wish to be.

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I agree that most of my interactions can be explained by using the Looking Glass Self. I say this because the looking glass basically explains how we want to see or how we think others see us. Because our self image is shaped by others and also how they interact with us.

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I agree that most interactions with other people can be expained by usingthe Looking Glass Self. I think this because we want people to see the best things about us because we don't want to be rejected or talked bad about. The Looking Glass Self explains this because it talks about how people´s mental abilities are a direct result from human social interactions. So whatever we think about ourselves may be influenced by the way we want other people to see us.

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i do feel like a lot of interactions are explained by the looking glass self. obviously you're going to want to make a good first impression so therefore you predict what others think of you, and try to see yourself from their view. 

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i do feel like a lot of interactions are explained by the looking glass self. obviously you're going to want to make a good first impression so therefore you predict what others think of you, and try to see yourself from their view. 

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Elijah Mendez

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I do agree that most of our interactions with other people can be explained using the Looking glass self. The looking glass is mostly showing there are multiple views that you can see people from. it shows how we want people to view us and how we view them. for example, acting differently around one group of friends from another.

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i agree that most of my interactions can be explained by the looking glass self because before i ever go talk to someone, i always imagine what might happen and figure out if that's a good or bad outcome. i then alter what im going to do or say to insure a good outcome with that person.

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I agree that our interactions can be explained be the looking glass self because they way we want people to perceive us is based on how we interact with other people.

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i think our interactions can be explained by the looking glass self because whatever other people talk about is what you're gonna talk about or else you'll just look weird unless the situation is different.

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I agree that our interactions can be explained by this theory because when I socialize I'm aware of the stuff I say and I evaluate it because others will judge and I become self-aware

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I agree that most interactions with other people can be explained by using the Looking Glass Self.
The reason for this is that we always want people to think the best of us so there are no misunderstandings or issues with people

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I agree that most of my interactions with other people can be explained by the "Looking Glass Theory". When I socialize with others, I'm observing their reaction to see what they don't like, how their sense of humor is, etc. Based on what I see, I act differently for each person because everyone's different.