In 2020, as our lives were interrupted, most people turned to social media for connection and entertainment. We observed an increasing number of teenagers and young adults participating in online trends, such as dancing. According to _____(1)______, the self is developed through socialization, where the “me” represents the internalized attitudes and expectations of society (i.e., generalized other), and the “I” represents the individual’s response to these societal expectations. Since 2020, teenagers and young adults turned to social media for connection and engaged in online trends like dancing as a way of expressing themselves (the “__(2)__”) while simultaneously responding to new social norms from the digital communities they identify with and expectations of their peers (the “__(3)__”). (Fill in the blanks). (1) Jean-Paul Sartre's theory of the self, (2) me, (3) I (1) George Mead's theory of the self, (2) I, (3) me (1) George Mead's theory of the self, (2) me, (3) I (1) Jean-Paul Sartre's theory of the self, (2) I, (3) me
In 2020, as our lives were interrupted, most people turned to social media for connection and entertainment. We observed an increasing number of teenagers and young adults participating in online trends, such as dancing.
According to _____(1)______, the self is developed through socialization, where the “me” represents the internalized attitudes and expectations of society (i.e., generalized other), and the “I” represents the individual’s response to these societal expectations. Since 2020, teenagers and young adults turned to social media for connection and engaged in online trends like dancing as a way of expressing themselves (the “__(2)__”) while simultaneously responding to new social norms from the digital communities they identify with and expectations of their peers (the “__(3)__”). (Fill in the blanks).
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(1) Jean-Paul Sartre's theory of the self, (2) me, (3) I |
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(1) George Mead's theory of the self, (2) I, (3) me |
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(1) George Mead's theory of the self, (2) me, (3) I |
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(1) Jean-Paul Sartre's theory of the self, (2) I, (3) me |
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