According to Mead, ____________ behavior is the thinking process, involving symbols and meanings.

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• In his work Mind, Self and Society, Mead gave priority to:
• George Herbert Mead’s work was influenced by which of the following two approaches?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic stages of what Mead calls “the act”?
• Mead refers to the ability to take the attitude of the entire community into account as:
• It is only through ___________ that language and human thinking are possible.
• According to ethnomethodologists, conventional sociologists look at everyday speech as a(n):
• Alexander believed that according privilege to the ________________ level was a “theoretical mistake.”
• For Parsons, the _________________ process helped to ensure that an actor’s pursuit of his/her own interests also served the interests of the system as a whole.
• Social actors engage in the process of mystification in order to do all of the following EXCEPT:
• The theoretical perspective that emphasises the importance of moral consensus in maintaining order and stability in a system is called