In Their Judgement of Identity, How Does Mead Differ from Freud

question 12

Multiple Choice

In their judgement of identity, how does Mead differ from Freud?

• A) Freud believed the identity was fixed in childhood, whereas Mead thought it was constantly emerging.
• B) Mead believed there are multiple parts of the individual, but Freud did not.
• C) Freud developed symbolic interactionism and Mead developed psychoanalytic theory.
• D) Mead argued that the identity is static, whereas Freud argued that the identity is dynamic.

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