Sun's parents raise her firmly, but kindly. They listen to her, and she learns her words have value. They give her hugs, and she learns that they love her. George Herbert Mead would term Sun's ability to view herself from her parent's perspective as ______.

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George Herbert Mead's concept of "taking the role of the other" refers to the process by which an individual learns to understand themselves from the perspective of others, which is what Sun is doing by learning from her interactions with her parents.

Sun's Parents Raise Her Firmly, but Kindly