Explain what Mead is referring to in Mind when he states “…it is the distinctive thing in human intelligence which is not found in animal intelligence.”
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Three central themes in Mead’s work: (1) mind, (2) symbols and language, and (3) the essence of meaning. For Mead, “mind” is a process or behavior that allows for the conscious control of one’s actions. More specifically, the mind involves an internal conversation of gestures that makes possible the imagined testing of alternative lines of conduct.
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In a ranked list of 25 scores, the median is the score of
a. the 12th case. b. the 13th case. c. the average of the scores of the 12th and 13th cases. d. the average of all of the scores.
From 1980 onward, the largest number of Canadian immigrants has been comprised of:
a. British. b. Asians. c. French. d. Indians.
Discuss the public goods your family produces in contrast to the public services families in colonial America produced.
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Which of the following is not an example of dramatic recent social change?
A. the development of nuclear weapons B. the collapse of communism C. the computer revolution D. All of the answers are correct.