Hank and his son Adam like to play a game on Hank's cell phone. The game involves looking at cubes with letters in them and finding words. Sometimes Hank plays below his own skill level so that Adam can win, and other times Hank plays a little harder to encourage Adam to develop his own skills. In this scenario, Hank is occupying the role of

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Hank is providing guidance and support to Adam in playing the game, and is intentionally adjusting his level of play to challenge Adam to improve. This fits the definition of a coach, who helps someone develop their skills and reach their potential. The other options don't quite fit the situation - mediator would imply resolving conflicts, social director would involve organizing social activities, and playmate would suggest a more equal relationship where the two are playing at the same level.

Hank and His Son Adam Like to Play a Game