George Herbert Mead Defined the Generalized Other As

question 76

Multiple Choice

George Herbert Mead defined the generalized other as:

• A)the people a child has contact with while growing up
• B)the images of people in a culture
• C)the general morals and values of the culture in which a child is raised
• D)the people in a child's family
• E)all the people in society

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Definitions:

Classical Conditioning

A training approach involving the regular pairing of two cues, where a response originally provoked by the second cue becomes triggered by only the first cue over time.

Instrumental Learning

A learning process that uses rewards and punishments to promote or discourage a behavior, also known as operant conditioning.

Observational Learning

A learning process where an individual acquires new behaviors by watching and imitating others.

Habituation

the process by which an organism decreases or ceases its response to a stimulus after repeated or prolonged exposure.