Mead refers to the ability to take the attitude of the entire community into account as:

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• George Herbert Mead’s work was influenced by which of the following two approaches?
• In his work Mind, Self and Society, Mead gave priority to:
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic stages of what Mead calls “the act”?
• According to Mead, ____________ behavior is the thinking process, involving symbols and meanings.
• Children learn to take the attitude of particular others to themselves during the ____________ stage.
• _____________ consciousness entails the ability to describe our actions in words, whereas ___________ consciousness involves actions that the actors take for granted without being able to express what they are doing.
• In an economic system, the ------------ has the ability to determine the system of social relations arising from it
• Drawing on ______________, the idea of the life-world involves a range of unspoken presuppositions about mutual understandings that must exist for communication to take place.
• _____________ refers to those things that tell us a performer’s social status, while ____________ tells the audience what sort of role a performer expects to play in a given situation.
• Pierre Bourdieu refers to his perspective as: