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.

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Definitions:

Social Behaviour

Actions among individuals, shaped by social norms, cultures, and societal structures, that affect and are affected by others.

Motivated Group

A group of individuals with a high level of enthusiasm and willingness to achieve a common goal or task.

Assets

Resources or items of value owned by an individual or organization, which are expected to provide future economic benefits.