According to Mead,that part of the self that is internal and subjectively experienced is the:

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Mead distinguishes between the "Me" and the "I." The "Me" is the part of the self that is learned through socialization and incorporates the values and expectations of others. The "I" is the spontaneous, unique, and creative aspect of the self that acts and initiates action. The "I" is the subjective and internal aspect of the self that is experienced from within, making choice B the best option.

According to Mead,that Part of the Self That Is Internal