Which Statement About Make-Believe Play Is True

question 77

Multiple Choice

Which statement about make-believe play is true?

• A) In sociodramatic play, children do not understand that make-believe is a representational activity.
• B) Children with imaginary companions display less complex and less imaginative make-believe play.
• C) Preschoolers who devote more time to sociodramatic play are rated by observers as more socially competent.
• D) Children who engage in more make-believe play are less able to reflect on their own thinking.

Understand the central tenets of critical race theory.

Distinguish between the concepts of ethnicity and race according to Emirbayer and Desmond.

Examine Edward Said's concept of orientalism.

Explore the dynamic theory of race focusing on race as an ongoing process.

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