Of the following, who would be most likely to argue against the concept of play as the "work of childhood" and, as such, important to development?

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Roman scholars typically emphasized structured education and discipline over play, viewing it as less important for development compared to other figures like Rousseau and Locke who recognized the value of play in learning and development.

Of the Following, Who Would Be Most Likely to Argue