role-take
verb
[no object] To assume another's role in one's imagination, to assist understanding.
Origin
1970s; earliest use found in Journal of Social Psychology.
- rock cormorant
- Rock Cornish
- Rock Cornish game hen
- Rock Cornish hen
- rock crab
- rock craft
- rock creep
- rock cress
- rock-crusher
- rock crystal
- rock cut
- rock cutting
- rock cycle
- Rock Day
- rock dove
- rock drawing
- rock drill
- rock drilling
- rock duck
- optical turnstile
- optical tweezers
- optic angle
- optic axis
- optic chiasma
- optic commissure