Multi-scheme combinations, made up of two or more play activities each of which involves a different theme, reflect the increasingly complex nature of the ___________ of make-believe play.

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Integration refers to combining multiple play activities with different themes, which reflects the complex nature of make-believe play. Centration refers to focusing on only one aspect of a situation, while decentration is the ability to consider multiple aspects. Decontextualization refers to the separation of an object or event from its original context.

Multi-Scheme Combinations, Made Up of Two or More Play Activities