In their make-believe play, American children are more likely to assume fantasy roles (e.g., television characters) than they are to assume realistic adult roles.

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Studies have shown that American children are more likely to engage in make-believe play that involves fantasy roles, such as pretending to be characters from television shows or movies, rather than assuming realistic adult roles. This is influenced by the media and entertainment they are exposed to, which often features fantasy and fictional characters.

In Their Make-Believe Play, American Children Are More Likely to Assume