Children as young as age 2 display
A) a sophisticated understanding of role relationships and story lines.
B) awareness that make-believe is a representational activity.
C) the ability to flexibly understand that an object may take on multiple fictional identities.
D) advanced forms of sociodramatic play without adult prompting.

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Children as young as age 2 understand that make-believe is a representational activity, meaning they recognize that they are pretending or imagining something to be different from what it is. This is a foundational aspect of early cognitive development related to play and imagination.

Children as Young as Age 2 Display