If the angry birds game is rated "E" for everyone, is the game appropriate given what you know about child / adolescent development? If the game is NOT suitable for younger audiences, why not? Give two examples of how the game is or isn’t incorporating child/adolescent development concepts into the game. (For instance, does the game involve abstract thinking yet is rated "E"? Where in the game might a young child that is a concrete thinker have problems playing the game?)

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The game based on my opinion is appropriate for the adolescent development ... View the full answer