The "me" is the part of the self that
A)is spontaneous and creative.
B)acts in unconventional ways.
C)emerges out of role-taking experiences.
D)is capable of rejecting expectations.

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The "me" is a concept from George Herbert Mead's social self theory, which suggests that the "me" represents the organized set of attitudes of others which one assumes. It emerges from social interactions and role-taking experiences, where individuals take the perspective of others to see themselves from an outside viewpoint. This aspect of the self is more reflective and conscious of societal norms and expectations.

The "Me" Is the Part of the Self That