Young Children Tend to Have Difficulty Playing Games with Rules

question 8

Multiple Choice

Young children tend to have difficulty playing games with rules because:

• A) they are able to see how rules protect the rights of all individuals and may ostracize a child believed to be cheating.
• B) they are socially competitive as they test their mental and physical prowess against their peers.
• C) their egocentric perspectives may encourage them to break the rules for their own benefit.
• D) they have been exposed only to cooperative games that foster team building and working together.

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