During which of mead's stages of the self does a child begin to "become" a doctor, a parent, a superhero, or a teacher?
a. the preparatory stage
b. the play stage
c. the game stage
d. the sensorimotor stage

During this stage, Mead believes that children will start to observe the behavior of other adults around them and start to mimic it. This observation method will really influence the way they think and they way they formed their values as they grow up.

This process occurs in different environments where the children spend their time. For example, those children grow up watching their loving and hard working father who work as a mechanic, the children will become more prone to pick up the mechanical objects and mimic what their father is doing. Then later at time, they will observe their mother doing her job as an artist and the chilren will start mimic her behavior and pickup the artistic tools.

All of this observations will blend in over the years of their growth, until the children forms their own identity from the combination of the two.

During which of mead's stages of the self does a child begin to "become" a doctor, a parent, a superhero, or a teacher? a. the preparatory stage b. the play stage c. the game stage d. the sensorimotor stage

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During which of mead's stages of the self does a child begin to "become" a doctor, a parent, a superhero, or a teacher?
a. the preparatory stage
b. the play stage
c. the game stage
d. the sensorimotor stage