In this stage, children have not yet developed the mental capabilities that allow them to role-take.This stage is the

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The preparatory stage is the first stage of George Herbert Mead's theory of socialization, which occurs in early childhood before the age of three. This stage is characterized by children being unable to take on the perspectives of others and they primarily interact with the world through their own senses and actions. This lack of ability to role-take is what distinguishes this stage from the play stage, where children begin to develop this skill. Thus, option B is the best choice.

In This Stage, Children Have Not Yet Developed the Mental