Author Question: Ten-year-old Elisa has several accurate, well-developed scripts, including one for grocery shopping. ... (Read 127 times)

wrbasek0 · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Ten-year-old Elisa has several accurate, well-developed scripts, including one for grocery shopping. Which is the most likely example of her shopping script?

a. Enter store; see piece of candy; beg for candy; parent buys candy
b. Realize that people work to earn money; look at them buying things in a store
c. Envision the size of the candy bar that she ate yesterday; compare it to the candy bars in the store
d. Remember that she needs to buy a carton of chocolate milk; mentally picture a brown cow drinking out of a glass

Question 2

Which is the primary distinction between associative and cooperative play?

a. Cooperative play involves activities directed toward a common goal and associative play does not.
b. Cooperative play involves sharing the same materials while associative play does not.
c. Cooperative play involves interaction between playmates while associative play does not.
d. Cooperative play emerges during the concrete-operational period while associative play emerges during preoperational thought.