For Mead,the "me" is the subjective side of the self and the "I" is the objective side,learned in the course of social interaction

Name: For Mead,the "me" is the subjective side of the self and the "I" is the objective side,learned in the course of social interaction
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Mead actually defines the "me" as the objective side of the self, or the part that has internalized societal norms and expectations, while the "I" is the subjective side that allows for individual creativity and impulse.

For Mead,the "Me" Is the Subjective Side of the Self