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    Being Able to Pretend Involves:​
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Being Able to Pretend Involves:​

Question 70

Question 70

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Being able to pretend involves:​


A) the use and recollection of symbols.
B) only basic cognitive skill.
C) concrete operational thought.
D) the ability to use language.

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