Mead Used the Concept "Generalized Other" to Refer to

question 27

Multiple Choice

Mead used the concept "generalized other" to refer to

• A)individuals who play a role in the child's life during a relatively short period.
• B)a person who provides complete care for a child.
• C)any "significant other."
• D)widespread cultural norms and values used in evaluating ourselves.

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Definitions:

English Protestantism

A form of Christianity established in England following the Reformation, characterized by the rejection of papal authority and the embrace of Anglican doctrines and practices.

The Irish

Refers to the people of Ireland or those of Irish descent, often focusing on their unique cultural identity, history, and diaspora.

Enclosure Movement

A legal process that divided large farm fields in England that were previously collectively owned by groups of peasants into smaller, individually owned plots. The enclosure movement took place over several centuries and resulted in eviction for many peasants.

Sixteenth-Century

Referring to the period of time from 1501 to 1600, notable for the Renaissance in Europe, exploration, and significant religious reformations.