Which of the following statements is NOT a feature of Mead's play stage?
A)Children's interactions lack meaning.
B)Children learn to use language and symbols.
C)Children begin to see themselves in relation to others.
D)Children pretend to take the roles of specific people.

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Mead's play stage is characterized by children learning to use language and symbols, seeing themselves in relation to others, and pretending to take on the roles of specific people. However, their interactions in this stage are not meaningless but rather are guided by their developing understanding of social norms and expectations.

Which of the Following Statements Is NOT a Feature of Mead's