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An African American child who lives in poverty shows few high-quality elements in his sociodramatic play. Which one of the following is the best explanation of this?

▸ The measurement system described by Smilansky may not be appropriate to assess the play styles of children of some cultural groups.

▸ African American children are highly active and spend more time engaged in motor play than in sociodramatic play.

▸ Children in poverty have fewer play opportunities in their neighborhoods.

▸ Family stressors associated with poverty reduce playful behaviors.

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