Mead refers to the ability to take the attitude of the entire community into account as:
A)the generalized other.
B)impression management.
C)pragmatism.
D)the looking-glass self.

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Mead's concept of the "generalized other" refers to an individual's internalization of the community's norms, values, and attitudes, allowing them to understand and anticipate how others in their community might react in various situations. This concept is central to his theory on how individuals understand themselves and their roles within society.

Mead Refers to the Ability to Take the Attitude of the Entire