John Dewey described play as
a. free of consequences, light fashion, and the opposite of work.
b. "the natural unfolding of the germinal leaves of childhood" (Mitchell & Mason, 1948).
c. process oriented.
d. dealing with unreachable wants and engaging in rule-bound behavior.
c
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What will be an ideal response?
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