In Mead's model,which sequence correctly orders stages of the developing self?
A)imitation,play,game,generalized other
B)imitation,generalized other,play,game
C)imitation,game,play,generalized other
D)imitation,generalized other,game,play

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Mead's model of self development consists of four stages, which are imitation, play, game, and generalized other. The correct chronological order of these stages is imitation, play, game, and finally, generalized other. Option A correctly orders the stages in this sequence, while the other options have different orders or incorrect placements of stages.

In Mead's Model,which Sequence Correctly Orders Stages of the Developing