In theory, it would be possible for a child to have a script of ____.
A)his or her parents
B)himself or herself
C)what is involved in going to a restaurant
D)the advantages of cell phones over land lines

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Scripts in psychology refer to schemas or cognitive structures that represent sequences of actions or events. Children can develop scripts for routine activities or events they frequently encounter, such as going to a restaurant. This involves understanding the sequence of actions involved in the activity, such as arriving, being seated, ordering food, eating, and paying the bill. Scripts for abstract concepts or specific personal or technological comparisons, like those mentioned in the other options, are not typically developed in the same way.

In Theory, It Would Be Possible for a Child to Have