G.H. Mead argued that the self is:
A) Already present at birth
B) Established during adolescence
C) Emerges out of social interaction
D) An internal psychological state

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George Herbert Mead argued that the self emerges from social interaction, particularly through the process of role-taking, where individuals learn to see themselves from the perspectives of others. This process is fundamental to the development of self-awareness and identity.

G.H. Mead Argued That the Self Is