According to George Herbert Mead, children mimic or imitate others during the ______ stage of development. At this stage the children are not pretending to be someone else; they are only doing what they see others doing.Multiple choice question.role reversalgamepreparatorygeneralized other

According to George Herbert Mead, when children enter the play stage of development they begin to ______.Multiple choice question.mimic the people around them by doing exactly what they dothink of society as a whole in the abstractconsider several tasks and relationships simultaneouslypretend to be other people

According to theory-theory, children imitate irrelevant adult behaviors because they _____.Group of answer choicesderive pleasure from correctly imitating behaviors of all sortstheorize that the irrelevant behavior must be importantmindlessly copy everything adults dotheorize that the adult will reward them for correct imitation

In his stages of the self, George Herbert Mead noted that children eventually develop what he called generalized other, which applies to the attitudes, viewpoints, and expectations of society as a whole that children take into account in their behavior. This concept is applied as part of the ______.Multiple choice question.play stagegame stagepreparatory stage

The term generalized other refers to ______.Multiple choice question.how children imitate the people around them, especially family membersthe idea that an individual's acts are influenced by whole groups of peoplethe gestures, objects, and words that form the basis of human communication

According to symbolic interactionism, which stage of role taking involves individuals beginning to imagine and play the role of a significant other? A. imitation B. play C. game D. preoperational