Differences That Exist Among Group Members

question 1

Multiple Choice

Differences that exist among group members

• A) may become catalysts for growth.
• B) usually prevent groups from developing into a cohesive unit.
• C) should primarily be determined in the screening phase.
• D) are inappropriate to point out until the group becomes a working unit.

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Definitions:

Unoccupied Play

A stage of play where the child is not actively engaged in interactions, often exploring their environment independently.

Onlooker Play

A stage of play where children observe others playing but do not directly participate, often seen in early childhood development.

Solitary Play

A stage of play in early childhood where children play alone, focusing on their activities without significant interaction with others.

Parallel Play

A form of play among young children where they play adjacent to each other but do not try to influence one another's behavior.