Which of the following statements about the effect of culture on play is the most accurate?
A) Children play in every culture, and the way they interact is surprisingly universal.
B) Children in very religious cultures play in a much more reserved manner than children in cultures that place less emphasis on religion.
C) Children in collectivist cultures play more cooperatively than children in individualistic cultures.
D) Children's play varies greatly from culture to culture, and no one variable can predict exactly which type of interactions will be seen.

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Research has shown that children all over the world engage in play and some aspects of play behavior, such as rough-and-tumble play and pretend play, are seen in nearly every culture. The way children interact during play also shows similarities across cultures, such as taking turns, using language to negotiate roles, and establishing rules.

Which of the Following Statements About the Effect of Culture