Briefly describe the episode of rough-and-tumble play that is presented in the video. Which aspects from the video are consistent with the textbook description of the phenomenon?
What will be an ideal response?
A group of four boys are playing in a sandbox playground area. They appear to be wrestling with each other. One tackles another as if playing football. As the camera zooms in for a close-up view of two of the boys, they are smiling and seem to be enjoying themselves. This episode fits several aspects of rough-and-tumble play in middle childhood: (1) the boys are approximately 10- to 12-years-old; (2) they are male; (3) their type of play is physical and aggressive, but (4) as the textbook notes, it is done in a friendly and nonthreatening way.
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A) they will eventually recover their short term memory. B) they will eventually recover their memory for the most important personal events in their lives, but will still have problems with short term memory. C) the memory pathways in the brain are still intact, so patients can be retaught how to remember things. D) they can still learn routines and skills and may be able to be taught tasks that will enable them to work.