Freud saw self and society in basic conflict not in harmony He named this self as_________________?
Correct answer: C. Antisocial self
- A. looking glass self
- B. Generalized other
- C. Antisocial self
- D. None of these
Explanation
Freud emphasized tension between instinctual desires and society’s restrictions, a conflict expressed here through the idea of the antisocial self. The generalized other and looking-glass self belong to Mead and Cooley’s interactionist accounts, not Freud’s terminology.
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