George Herbert Mead theorized that learning to take the role of the other entails three stages - the ________ stage, ________stage, and ________ stage.
A) primary; secondary; tertiary
B) id; ego; superego
C) sensorimotor; preoperational; operational
D) imitation; play; team games

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George Herbert Mead's theory of learning to take the role of the other involves three stages - imitation stage (0-3 years old) where children mimic others without understanding their perspectives, play stage (3-6 years old) where children start to take on imaginary roles and understand multiple perspectives, and team games stage (early school years) where children can understand and take on the perspective of multiple others simultaneously in group settings. These stages are not related to the options in choices A, B, and C. Thus, the correct answer is D.

George Herbert Mead Theorized That Learning to Take the Role