Which stage of development, according to Mead, occurs when children are in the classroom and are able to respect and listen to their teacher rather than doing whatever they would like to do?
A) pre-play
B) generalized other
C) play
D) game

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In Mead's theory, the stage of "generalized other" is when individuals can consider the attitudes, viewpoints, and expectations of the society or community as a whole, beyond just those of immediate relationships. This stage is crucial for understanding how to behave in broader social contexts, such as a classroom, where respecting and listening to a teacher is expected behavior.

Which Stage of Development, According to Mead, Occurs When Children