According to Sociologist George Herbert Mead, to Be a Social

According to sociologist George Herbert Mead, to be a social being means to

A) place yourself in the position of another person and then, from their perspective, look back at yourself
B) compete with others for resources such as money and power
C) fight against the narratives that other people try to impose on you
D) become aware of how society creates biases that we will unthinkingly accept if we don't mindfully reject them