George Herbert Mead's Idea That Human Knowledge Develops Mainly Within

question 88

Multiple Choice

George Herbert Mead's idea that human knowledge develops mainly within the settings of human interaction is called the

• A) Sociological imagination
• B) Sociological eye
• C) Social mind
• D) Social structure

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Definitions:

Environmental Turbulence

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Degree of Richness

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Degree of Interdependence

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