Question

1. in sociology, the \social self\ is the part of your identity that comes from:

a. your thoughts alone.
b. your social interactions with others.
c. your favorite hobbies.
d. your dna.

Explanation:

In sociology, the concept of "social self" is rooted in the idea that identity is shaped by interactions with others (e.g., through symbolic interactionism, where self - concept develops from social exchanges). Thoughts alone (a) are more individual - psychological, hobbies (c) are personal interests, and DNA (d) relates to biological identity, not social self. So the social self comes from social interactions with others.

Answer:

b. Your social interactions with others.