George Mead contended that the development of the self takes place in two stages. The two stages are:
A) general stage, significant stage
B) impression stage, model stage
C) ontogenetic stage, genetic stage
D) play stage, game stage
E) phallic stage, latency stage

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George Mead proposed that the development of the self occurs in the play stage and the game stage. In the play stage, children take on roles of others one at a time, while in the game stage, they understand and assume multiple roles and the generalized other.

George Mead Contended That the Development of the Self Takes