Mead's Theory of Self-Development Quiz

According to Mead, the self is considered _______ and reflexive.

_______ believed that the self emerges from the social experience.

George Herbert Mead's theory focuses on the development of the _______

In Mead's theory of self, the 'I' aspect represents the _______

The stage in Mead's theory where individuals learn to take on multiple roles is known as the _______

According to Mead, the stage where individuals begin to understand the expectations and attitudes of society is the _______

The 'Me' aspect of the self in Mead's theory represents the _______

Mead's theory of self emphasizes the importance of _______ in social interactions.

The 'I' aspect of the self is spontaneous and represents the _______

In Mead's theory, the 'Me' aspect of the self is shaped by _______