Play for children in the United states teaches them to

Play for children in the United states teaches them to
 
  a. assert their individual identities.
  b. keep their own egos under control.
  c. promote group harmony.
  d. regulate their emotions to avoid conflict

Question 2

In the information-processing perspective, the mind's hardware is the
 
  a. nervous system, including the brain, neurons, and sensory receptors.
  b. skeletal system.
  c. vital organs, including the heart, lungs, and stomach.
  d. corpus callosum.

Question 3

Which type of play is a Korean preschooler most likely to be seen doing?
 
  a. Acting out a superhero theme with friends
  b. Bossing a playmate around
  c. Playing house
  d. Pretending that a villain is chasing him or her

Question 4

According to the information-processing perspective, the child's mind is like a
 
  a. ghost in a biological machine.
  b. computer with hardware and software.
  c. stolen credit card that is fraudulently used.
  d. pack of journalists interviewing a crime suspect.