Observing the play of others without reference to another child is
A) symbolic play.
B) practice play.
C) solitary play.
D) parallel play.
E) onlooking play.
E
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A. hatred toward the child B. desire to cause intentional harm C. an attempt to discipline the child D. lack of financial resources
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a. laws preventing their identification b. restricted learning opportunities c. socially biased identification procedures d. both "restricted learning opportunities" and "socially biased identification procedures"
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discussing these things, the parents were: A) Building her self-evaluation skills B) Ruining her self-esteem C) Trying to act like teachers D) Discouraging her from participating in science fairs