Children in Preschool Often Learn from Pretending, Role-Playing, and Exploring

question 24

Multiple Choice

Children in preschool often learn from pretending, role-playing, and exploring the identities of adults in various positions, such as nurses, doctors, teachers, police, firefighters, and others who serve as role models. A nurse identifies this type of behavior is an example of

• A) Cognitive development.
• B) Moral development.
• C) Psychosocial development.
• D) Physical development.

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