According to _____,the I and the Me are contrasting sides that make up the self.

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William James developed the concept of the I and the Me in his book "Principles of Psychology." He argued that the I represents the subjective and active aspect of the self, while the Me represents the objective and passive aspect of the self. These two aspects are constantly interacting with each other in order to form the complete sense of self.

According to _____,The I and the Me Are Contrasting Sides