Using the terminology introduced by Mead,which term refers to the uninhibited part of the self?
A) the I
B) the Me
C) the Id
D) the Ego

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According to Mead, the "I" refers to the uninhibited part of the self, which represents an individual's spontaneous and creative impulses. The "Me" on the other hand, represents the internalization of society's expectations and values, which guides an individual's behavior. The Id and Ego are terms introduced by Sigmund Freud in his psychoanalytic theory, and are not related to Mead's terminology.

Using the Terminology Introduced by Mead,which Term Refers to the Uninhibited