From the sociological point of view, Mead viewed play and games as important to children's social development because they
A)give them practice in agility.
B)increase motor skills.
C)help develop mental toughness.
D)allow children to learn and practice taking the role of the other.

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Mead's theory emphasizes the importance of play and games in children's development because they enable children to practice role-taking, understanding situations from the perspectives of others, which is crucial for developing social skills and empathy.

From the Sociological Point of View, Mead Viewed Play and Games