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Thefinnomenon · Answer 1 · 2018-03-26T08:26:53+0000

the answer to this question is looking-glass self
looking-glass self is a psychological concept that describes the development of people's identity will directly reflect on how other people within our social group react to our behavior.
If, our group react positively on our behaviors, we will be most likely to continue that certain behavior in the future.

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