Follow up research indicates that preschoolers' notions of magic are
A) rare.
B) almost nonexistent by age 4.
C) flexible and appropriate.
D) exaggerated by their love of storytelling.

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The follow-up research indicates that preschoolers' notions of magic are flexible and appropriate, meaning they understand that magical events are not real but can exist in fictional settings such as stories, movies or games. They can easily differentiate between reality and fantasy and comprehend the concept of magic as a make-believe element in narratives.

Follow Up Research Indicates That Preschoolers' Notions of Magic Are