Mead placed the origin of the self on
A)biological drives.
B)genetics.
C)social experience.
D)the functioning of the brain.

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Mead believed that self arises and develops through social experience and communication, especially with significant others in a person's life. He argued that individuals learn to take the role of others and gradually develop a sense of self based on how others respond to them. Therefore, social experience is the origin of the self according to Mead.

Mead Placed the Origin of the Self on