A Critical Analysis of Interpersonal Communication in Modern Times of the Concept “ Looking Glass Self (1902) ” By Charles Horton Cooley by Siljanovska Liljana, Stojcevska Stefani

“…Influence of other’s assessments on individuals in society and their reaction is an amusing topic, given Cooley’s Looking Glass Self concept concerning this, simultaneously being the subject of this critical analysis. …”
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The secret of the invisible man. The function of the visibility of behavior in identity and change by Mandujano, Fernando

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Female Muslims in Singapore : negotiating Islamic modesty in a secular state. by Siti Nurfadhilah Binte Hashim.

“…Through verbal accounts of lived experiences and practices of Muslimahs in Singapore, the research deconstructs their negotiations of Modesty and found: (1) the mechanisms of formation and reproduction of embodied structures, utilizing Bourdieu’s idea of disposition and Capital and Cooley’s “Looking Glass Self”, (2) the effect of structures on their modesty (3) the expression of diversity. …”
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Charles Horton Cooley: Nulla linea sine Deo by Esteban López-Escobar

“…Cooley, a pioneer in the study of Communication, had been credited regarding the notions of the looking-glass self and the primary group, but his seminal ideas related to communication – inspired by the German economist and sociologist Albert Schäffle – remained almost ignored for decades. …”
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Influence of peers' actual appraisals on moral self-representations of Chinese adolescents by Caizhen Yue, Yihong Long, Kaihua Ou, Xiaofang Dong, Fasheng Cao

“…This study aimed to explore the influence of peers' actual appraisals on moral self-representations. Based on Looking Glass Self Hypothesis, peers' reflected appraisals usually have a mediating effect on peers' actual appraisals and self-appraisals. …”
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Il boom dell’Italia in Giappone: riflessioni critiche su Occidentalismo e Italianismo by Toshio Miyake

“…The popularity of this configuration suggests the strategic relevance of the Italian looking glass self which enables to mediate deep rooted and contradictory pro-western and anti-western tensions in modern and contemporary Japan.…”
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Professional Socialization from the Perspective of Female Surgeons: Challenges and Career Achievements by Isabelle Christine Oliveira dos Santos, Tereza Cristina Batista de Lima, Luis Eduardo Brandão Paiva, Davi Sampaio Marques, Elidihara Trigueiro Guimarães

“…Methods: this is a qualitative, descriptive study, comprising in-depth interviews carried out with 10 female surgeons, assessing their perceptions about the analysis categories belonging to the theoretical model of professional socialization: the looking-glass self, the establishment of duality, and the adjustment of the self-concept. …”
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