According to Symbolic Interactionist Theory, how did Mead describe the concept of the generalized other?

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The collection of structural societal theories he opposedThe overall image we attempt to project to othersAn important early childhood figure who imparts societal normsA mental representation of how society at large views our actions

Explanation

Option A refers to the structural theories Mead critiqued. Option B describes the impression we give to others. Option C points to a key early influence in childhood. Option D correctly captures Mead's definition of the generalized other as the societal perspective we internalize to evaluate our behavior.