Question

1. which concept refers to the idea that self - image is based on how others are perceived to see someone? (1 point) a) the generalized other b) role - taking c) the looking - glass self d) the \i\ and \me\ 2. according to george herbert mead, the \i\ represents the: (1 point) a) socialized part of the self b) spontaneous, unsocialized self c) internalized norms of society d) ability to see ourselves from anothers perspective

Explanation:

1. The looking - glass self, proposed by Charles Horton Cooley, is the idea that self - image is based on how others are perceived to see someone.
2. George Herbert Mead distinguished between the "I" and the "me". The "I" represents the spontaneous, unsocialized self, while the "me" is the socialized part of the self, internalizing society's norms and expectations. Role - taking is an important process in Mead's theory of self - development, and the generalized other refers to the attitude of the entire social group or community.

Answer:

1. c) The looking - glass self
2. b) Spontaneous, unsocialized self