See how your dimensional HOO-R-U Score compares to that of your peers.
You can use your results to monitor your social media image and even improve upon it—if you so desire. You may even want to share your profile with some of your friends and online contacts to spark an interesting conversation.
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The HOO-R-U Score is an extension of Charles Horton Cooley’s groundbreaking work that culminated in his book “Human Nature and the Social Order” that was published in 1902. Cooley’s Looking Glass Self Concept is particularly applicable to social media members whose self-image is necessarily a reflection of people, businesses, organizations, etc., with whom members interact anonymously online.
The looking-glass self is based on self reflection and develops in stages: (1) We imagine how we appear to others; (2) We imagine the judgments they make about us; and (3) We develop our own self-identity through the judgments of others.