Which statement about socialization is the most accurate?

A) Socialization creates only behavior that is viewed as socially acceptable by the dominant culture.
B) Socialization creates the capacity for role-taking, including seeing ourselves the way others see us.
C) Socialization is more often harmful to self-concept than it is helpful or supportive.
D) Socialization makes behavior less predictable and sometimes even chaotic.

Socialization allows individuals to develop the cognitive ability to take on the perspective of others, which is an important component of role-taking. This enhances our understanding of how others view us and how we may need to adapt our behavior in different social situations. Option A is incorrect because socialization can also create behavior that goes against the dominant culture. Option C is incorrect because socialization can have both positive and negative impacts on self-concept. Option D is incorrect because socialization typically makes behavior more predictable, as individuals learn and internalize societal norms and expectations.