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A four-year-old boy is playing by himself. He is pretending to be a doll's father and asks the doll if he wants to go outside and play ball after lunch. The classical theory of play that BEST explains
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A four-year-old boy is playing by himself. He is pretending to be a doll's father and asks the doll if he wants to go outside and play ball after lunch. The classical theory of play that BEST explains this behavior is:__________.

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i don't get it

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