________ Argued That Society's Expectations, When Internalized, Become Part of an Individual's

question 107

Multiple Choice

________ argued that society's expectations, when internalized, become part of an individual's perception of self.

• A) George Herbert Mead
• B) Charles H. Cooley
• C) Sigmund Freud
• D) Harold Garfinkel

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Definitions:

Drinking Alcohol

The consumption of beverages containing ethanol, which can affect mood, behavior, and health.

Cognitive Therapy

A type of psychotherapy that aims to change negative patterns of thinking to alter unwanted behavior patterns or treat mood disorders.

Blaming Themselves

The tendency of individuals to attribute personal failures or negative events to their own actions or faults.

Negative Circumstances

Situations or conditions that adversely affect an individual's mental, physical, or emotional well-being.