When a child can internalize the expectations of other specific people,she has learned to:
A) overcome the looking-glass self.
B) take the role of the particular or significant other.
C) take the role of the generalized other.
D) follow the rules of games.

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Taking the role of the particular or significant other is when a child can internalize the expectations of specific people, such as parents, teachers, or peers. This is a key component of the development of self-awareness and the ability to function effectively in society. The other options (A, C, and D) are not as directly related to this concept.

When a Child Can Internalize the Expectations of Other Specific