School-age children are developing social values and attitudes. They require their play experiences to have:
A) An opportunity to know the right answers to questions being asked by their play partners
B) A set environment that does not change
C) Time limits placed on their play experience so that they can maintain control
D) Opportunities to negotiate rules and solve problems while participating in cooperative experiences

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School-age children are in a developmental stage where they are learning to interact with others, understand social norms, and develop problem-solving skills. Opportunities to negotiate rules and solve problems in cooperative experiences are crucial for this development, as they help children learn how to work together, resolve conflicts, and understand the perspectives of others.

School-Age Children Are Developing Social Values and Attitudes