What does Mead mean by the concept of the socialized self?

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We are continuously acquiring knowledge and skillsWe can perform at our highest potentialOur identity is molded by the main socialization influences in our livesWe deliberate carefully before taking actionWe have gained sufficient learning to operate autonomously

Explanation

According to Mead, the socialized self refers to the ongoing process of learning and internalizing social norms and values, meaning that we are constantly learning from our social environment.