Multi-Scheme Combinations, Made Up of Two or More Play Activities

question 2

Multiple Choice

Multi-scheme combinations, made up of two or more play activities each of which involves a different theme, reflect the increasingly complex nature of the ___________ of make-believe play.

• A) centration
• B) decentration
• C) integration
• D) decontextualization

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Definitions:

Action Identification Theory

A theory suggesting that how individuals identify and think about their actions affects how they perform and experience those actions.

Temporal Discounting

The bias towards valuing rewards received right away more than those in the future.

Learned Helplessness

A state where an individual experiences feelings of inability to control their circumstances, stemming from traumatic experiences or ongoing unsuccessful attempts.

Goal Shielding

Occurs when the activation of a focal goal the person is working on inhibits the accessibility of alternative goals.