In James's conceptualization of the self, what is one of the fundamental features of the "I"?
A. The self that one can describe
B. A sense of agency as one who initiates behavior
C. One's social roles
D. A sense that one's life is based on discrete, moment-to-moment experiences that do not show continuity
Answer: B
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