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Describe Mildred Parten's patterns of play. What role does play have in a child's life?
 
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The time to which exposure to particular teratogens are most harmful to the fetus is known as the ___________.
 
  a. critical stage c. critical period
  b. fetal stage d. organogenesis stage



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Mildred Parten outlined five types of play. They are: (1) solitary - children play with toys by themselves, (2) onlooker play - children observe other children who are at play, (3) parallel play - children play with similar toys to those of surrounding children, (4) associative play - children interact and share toys, and (5) cooperative play - there is a division of labor and children take on different roles and there are group rules. Play serves multiple functions. First and foremost, it's fun. Second, it serves to assist children in acquiring many important skills and abilities such as social skills, learning to imagine and pretend, learning to take turns, and cooperation.

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