When an individual can internalize the expectations of other specific people, she has learned to: sublimate the urges of the id into something constructive. overcome the looking-glass self. take the role of the particular or significant other. take the role of the generalized other. follow the rules of games?

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Jensen Ritter

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26 April, 09:51

When an individual can internalize the expectations of other specific people, she has learned to: sublimate the urges of the id into something constructive. overcome the looking-glass self. take the role of the particular or significant other. take the role of the generalized other. follow the rules of games?

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Hunter Little · Answer 1

To complete the sentence above in regards to an individual that can internalize the expectations of other specific people, by this, she would have learned to take the role of the particular or significant other. This is explained in a way that if a person make part of the expectations of other people through learning, then this has allowed the person to be able to take the role of the other person as she was able to know the person itself by learning and make part of it.