According to George Herbert Mead the self is______________?
Correct answer: B. an individual's self-concept or self-awareness
- A. the subconscious mind
- B. an individual's self-concept or self-awareness
- C. a person's conscience
- D. the equivalent of the libido in Freuds theory
Explanation
For George Herbert Mead, the self is formed socially and refers to a person’s developing self-concept and self-awareness. It is not the subconscious, conscience, or Freud’s libido.
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