Question

The theory that refers to seeing ourselves as others see us in addition to taking on or pretending to take on the roles of others is known as a. role-taking. c. the Tabula Rasa. b. the looking-glass self. d. none of the above

Answer 1

A). Role-taking - this is a theory or social perspective taking which is a sociological theory

Answer 2

Role taking

Is a sociological theory in which the acquisition of role-taking involves a process that implies placing oneself in the social perspective of others. This leads the subject to the consolidation of the basic understanding in the relationship I-other.

It is necessary to differentiate three aspects:

-Role-taking perceptive or ability to situate oneself in the visual perspective of

others;

-Role-taking conceptual or ability to be placed in the cognitive perspective of

another to impute knowledge, intentions, attitudes, thoughts,

etc;

-Role-taking affective or ability to be placed in the emotional perspective of

another to impute feelings, emotional reactions, etc.