Charles Horton Cooley and George Herbert Mead both have theories on how individuals develop and modify their sense of self. What makes these theories different from one another?

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Cooley’s theory is more about our interactions; Mead’s is more about our role-taking.

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Cooley’s theory involves children; Mead’s involves adults.

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Cooley’s theory has four distinct stages; Mead’s has three distinct stages.

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Cooley’s theory stresses human interaction; Mead’s stresses personal reflection.

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