In Terms of Play, How Does the Typical 18-Month-Old Differ

question 16

Multiple Choice

In terms of play, how does the typical 18-month-old differ from the typical 4-year-old?

• A) The typical 18-month-old spends the majority of play time engaged in cooperative play, while the typical 4-year-old spends the majority of play time in simple social play.
• B) The typical 18-month-old spends the majority of play time engaged in parallel play, while the typical 4-year-old spends the majority of play time in cooperative play.
• C) The typical 18-month-old spends the majority of play time engaged in simple social play, while the typical 4-year-old spends the majority of play time in parallel play.
• D) The typical 18-month-old spends the majority of play time engaged in parallel play, while the typical 4-year-old spends the majority of play time in simple social play.

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