According to george herbert mead, what is the correct order of stages in the development of the self? recognizing the generalized other, engaging in imitation, engaging in play, and engaging in games. engaging in imitation, engaging in play, engaging in games, and recognizing the significant other. engaging in imitation, engaging in games, engaging in play, and recognizing the generalized other. engaging in imitation, engaging in play, engaging in games, and recognizing the generalized other. engaging in play, engaging in imitation, engaging in games, and recognizing the generalized other.

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Jayvion Beltran

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10 May, 18:48

According to george herbert mead, what is the correct order of stages in the development of the self? recognizing the generalized other, engaging in imitation, engaging in play, and engaging in games. engaging in imitation, engaging in play, engaging in games, and recognizing the significant other. engaging in imitation, engaging in games, engaging in play, and recognizing the generalized other. engaging in imitation, engaging in play, engaging in games, and recognizing the generalized other. engaging in play, engaging in imitation, engaging in games, and recognizing the generalized other.

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Jasmine Silva · Answer 1

The correct order would be Prepare, play, game

During preparatory stage Children still basically mimic every behavior that displayed by everyone closest to them. During playing stage, children develop the ability to pretend to be someone else, and during game stage children will start to develop the capability to formalize the game.