Self-Image, Changing the Looking Glass

Self-image - a young girl sitting on her bed to change the mirror, "As my hair grows longer, my nose becomes smaller, my legs become thinner and my legs become thinner, I will like it" thinking. This discussion is held at various times of the life of each girl and boys. Depending on their environment, it may occur at 5, 15 or 25 years old. Aggressively or negatively, cultivating a child's pride will affect their life, growth and learning style. The US Centers for Disease Control reports that one of the main causes of teenage death is suicide.

But why do we take them? Self portrait is about self image and self description. They define themselves and help them show themselves to others. "Mirror Self" is a psychological concept that shows that our self is shaped by the way we believe that others are seeing us. In other words, we rely on others' judgment and evaluation to develop our identity. Therefore, when we share our portraits online, we expose our self-image to others' perception. Snapchat has become our own reality show. The moment we want to share it - share pictures with your dog, your photo before your wonderful night, during that time and then, your work, school photo, and other unlimited moments Let's see. Which is the latest news? What type of snapshot do you share?

In the most basic terms, the mirror of the mirror is your self-image formed by the opinions of others. People around you may have a positive or negative impact on your self-imagination. First of all, imagine how our character and appearance will affect others. Then we think about how they judge our personality and appearance. When people around us judge who we are, this is how we feel about ourselves, basically when we think about ourselves, when our self-concept develops Is it?

The self-study by Cooley's mirror explains the formation of self-image by reflection. Cooley uses the image of a mirror as a metaphor of how people's self-concepts are affected by how other people perceive their impressions. We see ourselves through the eyes of others and even they will see them as our own self concepts to suit them. Thus, when a person receives negative labels from different people, they may start thinking that they are others who mark that person. As a result, if someone considers someone to be a criminal, he or she may consider himself a potential criminal because someone else judges such a person. As other people treat this person like this, he will treat himself in the same way. Indeed, adolescents are often young offenders and are strongly influenced by their companion going beyond changing their self-image to match