The Stage at Which a Child Begins to Learn How

question 66

Multiple Choice

The stage at which a child begins to learn how to assume and play many different, but complementary, roles in George Herbert Mead's theory is the

• A) play stage.
• B) game stage.
• C) generalized-other stage.
• D) psychosexual stage.

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