According to Mead, the Generalized Other Refers to

question 74

Multiple Choice

According to Mead, the generalized other refers to

• A) perceptions we hold toward those whom we don't know intimately.
• B) responding to the expectations of several other people at the same time.
• C) reacting to a reference group in contrast to a specific person.
• D) the collection of all our significant others.

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Definitions:

Principal

In finance, this term refers to the original sum of money invested or loaned, not including any interest or dividends. In law, it can also mean the main party to a transaction.

Agent

An individual or entity authorized to act on behalf of another person or entity, known as the principal, in transactions, negotiations, or other legal matters.

Joint And Several Liability

A legal term indicating that each party involved is individually responsible for the entire debt or obligation, as well as collectively with the other parties.

Agent's Torts

Refers to wrongs committed by an agent acting on behalf of a principal that can lead to liability for the agent and potentially the principal.