Which of the Following Statements Represents the Transformation to Self-Development

Which of the following statements represents the transformation to self-development described by Mead?

A) Children first grasp their own social positions so they can begin to understand society's symbols which will allow them to recognize the attitudes, viewpoints and expectations of their family and society which guides them on how to act.
B) Children first must use the concept of play in order to learn the symbols necessary to communicate with their family. They then can learn the attitudes, viewpoints and expectations of others so they can interact in other social relationships.
C) Children first attach meanings to symbols, taught by the family, in order to communicate so that they can practice interacting in social relationships. Once they have grasped their own social positions they are able to begin to take the attitudes, viewpoints and expectations of their society in order to decide how to act.
D) Children first become familiar with their family's symbolic attitudes, viewpoints and expectations in order to grasp their own social position, which will allow them to interact in other social relationships in their society.