The Superego of Freud,s theory is similar to Mead,s ?
Correct answer: C. generalized other
- A. l
- B. me
- C. generalized other
- D. libido
Explanation
Mead’s generalized other represents society’s internalized rules and expectations, much as Freud’s superego represents internalized moral standards. The closest parallel is therefore the generalized other.
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