George Herbert Mead's idea that human knowledge develops mainly within the settings of human interaction is called the
A) Sociological imagination
B) Sociological eye
C) Social mind
D) Social structure

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Mead's concept that human knowledge and the self emerge from social interaction is referred to as the "social mind." He emphasized the importance of communication, particularly symbolic interaction, in the development of the self and society.

George Herbert Mead's Idea That Human Knowledge Develops Mainly Within