Which of the following stages are children in when their actions are oriented toward general rules and practices and not to personal preferences or attachments?
A) looking-glass self
B) game stage
C) imitative stage
D) play stage

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In the game stage, children begin to understand and follow general rules and practices, rather than just imitating the actions of others or acting on personal preferences. They learn to take on the perspectives of multiple roles and anticipate the actions of others in order to play games successfully. The other stages listed (looking-glass self, imitative stage, play stage) do not directly relate to this particular characteristic.

Which of the Following Stages Are Children in When Their