What Happens, According to George Herbert Mead, During the Game

question 11

Multiple Choice

What happens, according to George Herbert Mead, during the game stage of child development?

• A) Children invent games to impress each other with their creativity.
• B) Children become very upset when others cheat because they value fairness, but they invent exceptions to the rules when doing so benefits them.
• C) Children seek their parents' attention by arguing with their friends and siblings over the rules of games.
• D) Children learn problem-solving skills, including how to get along with peers when they disagree about the rules of play.

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