According to the text, which of the following describes Mead's play stage of childhood development?
A)Children learn to take on the role of others.
B)Children learn to imitate the behaviour of others through observation.
C) Children learn to take acknowledge and actuate several different roles simultaneously.
D) Children learn to differentiate between right, wrong, fairness, and following rules of etiquette and fairness at play.

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Mead's play stage of childhood development is when children learn to take on the role of others through imaginative play. They begin to understand that others have different perspectives and can take on multiple roles in their play.

According to the Text, Which of the Following Describes Mead's