In Mead's interactionist frame of reference, he distinguishes between the "I" and the "me." Which of the following statements is not true?
A) The "I" is the self as subject.
B) The "I" is the creative agent.
C) "I" is the passive agent.
D) The "me" is the self as object.
E) The individual is not only a "me" like a computerized robot passively absorbing the responses of others.

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In Mead's theory, the "I" represents the spontaneous, active aspect of the self, making choices and initiating actions, contrary to the passive agent description.

In Mead's Interactionist Frame of Reference, He Distinguishes Between the "I