George H.Mead described how the self internalizes the views of society as a whole,transcending the individual and particular situations.He called this:
A) the significant other.
B) the generalized other.
C) the looking glass self.
D) the social self.

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Mead referred to this process as the "generalized other," in which an individual internalizes the attitudes, viewpoints, and expectations of their culture or society as a whole, rather than just those of specific significant others. The other options listed describe Mead's other concepts, but do not directly address this specific process.

George HMead Described How the Self Internalizes the Views of Society