In the classic representation of the I-Me distinction,which of the following characteristics applies to the I-Self?A) Sense of self as known by othersB) Sense of objective self-awarenessC) Sense of self as object of others' observationsD) Sense of subjective self-awareness

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Final Answer : D, Explanation :  The I-Self refers to the subjective sense of self-awareness, or the sense of oneself as a self that is experiencing the world. This is in contrast to the Me-Self, which refers to the objective sense of self, or the sense of oneself as an object observed by others. Thus, the I-Self is associated with subjective self-awareness, while the Me-Self is associated with objective self-awareness.

In the classic representation of the "I-Me" distinction,which of the following characteristics applies to the I-Self?

A) Sense of self as known by others
B) Sense of objective self-awareness
C) Sense of self as object of others' observations
D) Sense of subjective self-awareness

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In the classic representation of the "I-Me" distinction,which of the following characteristics applies to the I-Self?A) Sense of self as known by othersB) Sense of objective self-awarenessC) Sense of self as object of others' observationsD) Sense of subjective self-awareness

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In the classic representation of the "I-Me" distinction,which of the following characteristics applies to the I-Self?

A) Sense of self as known by others
B) Sense of objective self-awareness
C) Sense of self as object of others' observations
D) Sense of subjective self-awareness