Within Mead's conception of the mind, there occurs a "conversation of significant gestures" in which individuals

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Mead's concept of the mind involves the individual taking on the perspective of others, known as the "attitude of the other". This involves the exchange of significant gestures, which are meaningful symbols or signs that represent shared understandings between individuals. Mead believed that the mind and self are socially constructed through this process of communication and interaction with others. The other options (A, C, and D) do not accurately reflect Mead's conception of the mind.

Within Mead's Conception of the Mind, There Occurs a "Conversation