Which statement about make-believe play is true?
a) "in sociodramatic play, children do not understand that make-believe is a representational activity. "
b) children with imaginary companions display less complex and less imaginative make-believe play.
c) preschoolers who devote more time to sociodramatic play are rated by observers as more socially competent.
d) children who engage in more make-believe play are less able to reflect on their own thinking.

The correct answer is letter "C": Preschoolers who devote more time to sociodramatic play are rated by observers as more socially competent.

Explanation:

Make-believe play is essentially special in part of one's childhood. The fact little child pretends to be someone else but themselves is not only fun for them but eventually may help them understand others. This gives them the opportunity to explore the world from more than one perspective. For instance, the child who plays being the story hero takes the role of helping others and performs daring rescues. So by this type of playing, community awareness is created in oneself which will be likely reflected in the future as extrovert behaviors.

i am pretty sure it is d.