According to George Herbert Mead, children who are in the game stage are learning to internalize and respond to which of the following?
A) the significant other
B) peer expectations
C) reference groups
D) the generalized other

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In the game stage, children learn to take on the perspective of the generalized other, which is a shared understanding of the norms and values of their society. They learn to anticipate and respond to the expectations of others beyond just their immediate significant others or peer group.

According to George Herbert Mead, Children Who Are in the Game