How does George Herbert Mead define the concept of the self?

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The unconscious part of the mindAn individual's awareness or understanding of themselvesThe moral sense guiding a person’s actionsA counterpart to Freud’s libido theoryThe collective social identity

Explanation

According to George Herbert Mead, the self refers to an individual's self-awareness or self-concept, meaning how a person perceives and understands themselves. It is distinct from the subconscious mind, conscience, or Freud's libido concept.