Match the scholar to the major point of their theory of the self.InstructionsSigmund FreudSigmund Freud drop zone empty.George Herbert MeadGeorge Herbert Mead drop zone empty.Jean PiagetJean Piaget drop zone empty.Charles Horton CooleyCharles Horton Cooley drop zone empty.Erving GoffmanErving Goffman drop zone empty.self influenced by parents and by inborn drives, such as the drive for sexual gratificationthree distinct stages of development; self develops as children grasp the roles of others in their livesfour stages of cognitive developmentstages of development not distinct; feelings toward ourselves developed through interaction with othersself developed through the impressions we convey to others and to groups

Match the scholar with their key concept or contribution to the theoretical approaches to the self.InstructionsCharles Horton CooleyCharles Horton Cooley drop zone empty.George Herbert MeadGeorge Herbert Mead drop zone empty.Erving GoffmanErving Goffman drop zone empty.Sigmund FreudSigmund Freud drop zone empty.Jean PiagetJean Piaget drop zone empty.looking-glass selfgeneralized otherimpression managementpsychoanalysiscognitive theory of development

Match the sociologist with the main focus of their work.InstructionsCooleyCooley drop zone empty.MeadMead drop zone empty.GoffmanGoffman drop zone empty.stressed the process by which we create a selffocused on how the self develops as we learn to interact with othersemphasized the way in which we consciously create images of ourselves for others

Which theorist believed that the self is influenced by parents and by inborn drives, such as the drive for sexual gratification?Multiple choice question.GoffmanCooleyFreudPiaget

Select all that applyCollectively, the theories of Goffman, Cooley, and Mead focus on which of the following?Multiple select question.how the self is influenced by inborn driveshow we manage the presentation of self to othershow personality is acquired through socializationhow cognitive development influences self-concept

Which sociologist developed the theory of the self as a matter of learning to assume the perspective of others?Multiple choice question.George Herbert MeadHarriet MartineauCharles Horton CooleySigmund Freud