According to George Herbert Mead,children in the early months of life do not realize that they are separate from others.

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Mead's theory of socialization states that infants do not have a sense of self until they begin to interact with others and internalize the expectations and attitudes of society. Therefore, in the early months of life, infants do not understand that they are separate individuals from others.

According to George Herbert Mead,children in the Early Months of Life