Mead calls this stage in which the children of about eight or nine years of age begin to consider several tasks and relationships simultaneously and grasp not only their own social positions but also those of others around them the game stage.
It is one of three central components of George Herbert Mead's seminal discussion of the social foundation and development of the self.
<span>Dr. Hirt is most likely a "Social' psychologist. </span>
A person who studies how individuals perceive, feel, or
behave when affected by the imaginary or real presence of others is a social
psychologist. This was an order which filled the gap between psychology and
sociology.
