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Online Identity
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Identity formation online and how it is reflected to our identites offline.
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Online Identity ☜Identity formation online and how it is reflected to our identites offline.☜F1CEB7
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"The Looking-Glass Self" »
"The Looking-Glass Self"
"The Looking-Glass Self"☜Charles Cooley created this concept stating “that a persons self grows out of societys interpersonal interactions and the perceptions of others” (“Looking Glass Self”). A person views himself or herself through the opinions of what others think about them and this forms a person’s identity. ☜FFB597
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Friendships☜ In an age of Facebook, Twitter networks and geo-location apps, people are trading flexibility and convenience for true commitment. Friendships are less likely to be one on one and instead, tend to be deeply embedded in a complex web of group relationships.☜FFB597
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Identity Settings☜☜FFB597
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Obsession☜Based on Mr. Conrad’s hypothesis that “people have a borderline obsession with looking at data of themselves,” he says. “It’s like holding a mirror up to yourself and saying, ‘Oh, that’s what my digital online life looks like.’”☜FFB597
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"The Looking-Glass Self"
"The Looking-Glass Self"☜Charles Cooley created this concept stating “that a persons self grows out of societys interpersonal interactions and the perceptions of others” (“Looking Glass Self”). A person views himself or herself through the opinions of what others think about them and this forms a person’s identity. ☜FFFACD
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