In cultures where play is viewed as solely a child's activity and sibling caregiving is common,make-believe is more frequent and complex with __________ than with __________.
A) older siblings; mothers
B) fathers; older siblings
C) mothers; older siblings
D) non-related agemates; family members

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In cultures where play is seen as mainly for children and siblings often take care of each other, make-believe play tends to be more frequent and complex with older siblings than with mothers. This is because older siblings are more likely to engage in imaginative play activities with their younger siblings, as they are closer in age and more immersed in the play culture of children.

In Cultures Where Play Is Viewed as Solely a Child's