A Child Who Can Play "Mommy" but Who Cannot Play

question 60

Multiple Choice

A child who can play "mommy" but who cannot play baseball is in what stage of George Herbert Mead's social development?

• A) Game
• B) Play
• C) Role confusion
• D) Generalized other

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Definitions:

Rogers

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Maslow

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Sullivan's Interpersonal Personality Theory

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