According to Mead the generalized other is_______________?
Correct answer: C. societal norms
- A. one's mother
- B. shame
- C. societal norms
- D. analytic internalization
Explanation
Mead’s generalized other is the internalized perspective of the wider community, including its shared rules and expectations. It is therefore represented by societal norms rather than one particular person or emotion.
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