The "significant others" of Mead's theory are:
A. important because they provide the initial role models
B. unimportant because models do not influence personality
C. constituted by governmental authorities who must be obeyed
D. similar to the ego of Freud's theory
Answer:A
The "significant others" of Mead's theory are:
A. important because they provide the initial role models B. unimportant because models do not influence personality C. constituted by governmental authorities who must be obeyed D. similar to the ego of Freud's theory