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Seeking Balance in Motion: The Role of Spontaneous Free Play in Promoting Social and Emotional Health in Early Childhood Care and Education by Jane Hewes

“…There is accumulating scientific evidence of the potential of play and playfulness to enhance human capacity to respond to adversity and cope with the stresses of everyday life. …”
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Building playful resilience in higher education: Learning by doing and doing by playing by Katriina Heljakka

“…The contribution of the study is in linking the previously unconnected areas of higher education, playful approaches, playful resilience, and entrepreneurialism achieved through learning by doing, and doing by playing.…”
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Aktivitas Harian Monyet Ekor Panjang (Macaca fascicularis) yang telah divasektomi di Wenara Wana Ubud by Risha Catra Pradhany, Sri Kayati Widyastuti, I Nengah Wandia

“…Variabel yang diamati adalah feeding, foraging, grooming, moving, resting, aggression, playing,object play, dan mating. Pengamatan dilakukan pada pagi hari hingga sore hari selama 20 hari. …”
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Fences of childhood: Challenging the meaning of playground boundaries in design by Alkistis Pitsikali, Rosie Parnell

“…Challenging well-established critiques of the fenced playground as a space that segregates and controls childhood experiences, this study offers a novel and nuanced perspective, emphasizing the qualities of the playground fence that support play and playful connections, on, through, and around it. …”
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Jazz improvisers’ shared understanding: A case study by Michael F. Schober, Neta eSpiro, Neta eSpiro

“…Two experienced jazz musicians who had never previously played together played three improvisations on a jazz standard (It Could Happen to You) on either side of a visual barrier. …”
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Internet Shop Users: Computer Practices and Its Relationship to E-Learning Readiness by Jasper Vincent Q. Alontaga

“…Browsing activities had positive correlation with communicating and playing activities. Playing activities had negative correlation with e-learning readiness. …”
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Role Substitution in Preschoolers’ Play with DifferentTypes of Materials for Pretend Play by Ryabkova I.A., Sheina E.G.

“…It is shown that role substitution varies in play with different materials. When children played with play costumes (role markers), many of them renamed themselves; however, the roles were similar in character and strictly related to the proposed costumes. …”
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Hakikat Bermain Peran Di Sentra Main Peran Pada Anak Anak Usia Dini by Nur Anisyah

“…Role-playing is something of a stage in which the player plays a specific role according to the already written play and played for entertainment purposes. Something related to education where the individual plays an imaginative situation in order to help achieve self-understanding, improve skills, demonstrate behavior to others how a person's behaviour or how one should behave. …”
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Mechanical modelling of the frequency response of a vinyl audio turntable : comparison with digital music formats by Eu, Beng Hui.

“…This project serves to investigate how the frequency spectrum of vinyl music, specifically stereophonic vinyl Long Play records played at a speed of 331⁄3 rpm on a 12-inch disc, compares to that of high-temporal-resolution digital music. …”
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Pre-service early childhood teachers’ perceptions of their playfulness and inquisitiveness by Tarja-Riitta Hurme, Signe Siklander, Marjaana Kangas, Anitta Melasalmi

“…Playfulness research has focused on children’s play and playfulness in workplaces, but playfulness as a part of ECE teachers’ pedagogical and adaptive expertise is rarely studied. …”
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Religion and the Limits of Metatheatre in <i>Our Town</i> and <i>Sunday in the Park with George</i> by Larry D. Bouchard

“…The essay identifies distinct though often overlapping forms of metatheatre: plays or performances that (1) explicitly refer to themselves, or (2) represent theatrical or theatre-like works within their stories and expressed worlds (e.g., plays within plays), or (3) dramatize theatre-like and performative aspects of ordinary life. …”
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Guiding and method for division of petroleum exploration play in superimposed reformation basin by Chengming FANG, Yusheng LIANG, Xiangbin YAN

“…Reasonable play division played an important role in the evaluation for the exploration and deployment in petroliferous basins. …”
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Managing Lower Limb Muscle Reinjuries in Athletes: From Risk Factors to Return-to-Play Strategies by Stefano Palermi, Filippo Vittadini, Marco Vecchiato, Alessandro Corsini, Andrea Demeco, Bruno Massa, Carles Pedret, Alberto Dorigo, Mauro Gallo, Giulio Pasta, Gianni Nanni, Alberto Vascellari, Andrea Marchini, Lasse Lempainen, Felice Sirico

“…Clinical management, which involves accurate diagnosis, individualized rehabilitation plans, and the establishment of return-to-training and return-to-play criteria, plays a pivotal role during the sports season. …”
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The Role of Spontaneous Digital Play during Young Patients’ Cancer Treatment by Teresa de la Hera, Camila Sarria Sanz

“…To cope with the social, emotional, and developmental challenges associated with cancer, play and playful activities are widely recognized as fundamental for adolescents and children. …”
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Play, theatre and early childhood education. The theatre play «Kubik» and its pedagogical-artistic value by Amaia ÁLVAREZ-URIA, Alaitz TRESSERRA, Edu ZELAIETA, María Teresa VIZCARRA

“…And they do it taking in to account the adequacy of the play for an infant public (1-3 year-old) which historically hasn’t been considered in theatre, and the fact that this theatrical play is based on action and pleasure, in other words, on the play, meaning playful action, predominant in children’s life as well as the base for children learning and dramatic arts. …”
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Medical Students’ Perceptions of Play and Learning: Qualitative Study With Focus Groups and Thematic Analysis by A E J Van Gaalen, A D C Jaarsma, J R Georgiadis

“…Our results indicate that, while play preferences were highly various in our health profession student cohort, pleasure was the common ground reported for playing. Crucially, play and the serious act of learning seemed paradoxical, indicating that the value and meaning of play are strongly context-dependent for students. …”
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Love tragedies in arabic and chinese literature by Aierken, Ailifeire

“…Concerning the theme of the two plays, both plays eulogize love, praise female characters good nature and both pairs of lovers sacrificed for their love. …”
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Effectiveness of Group Play Therapy on Improving Interpersonal Relationships and Social Acceptance of Deaf Students by Abbas Ali Hosseinkhanzadeh, Robabeh Gholizadeh, Mahboobeh Taher, Hossein Heydari, Fatemeh Mobahseri

“…Therefore, in training students with hearing impairment, playing and play therapy should be considered as one of the main axes of rehabilitation by specialists and teachers.…”
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Multiple-stacked Hybrid Plays of lacustrine source rock intervals: Case studies from lacustrine basins in China by Shu Jiang, You-Liang Feng, Lei Chen, Yue Wu, Zheng-Yu Xu, Zheng-Long Jiang, Dong-Sheng Zhou, Dong-Sheng Cai, Elinda McKenna

“…The concept of “Hybrid Plays” as put forth in this article recognizes this pattern of alternating organic-rich shale and organic-lean interbeds and existence of mixed unconventional and conventional plays. Hybrid Plays in lacustrine source rock intervals present a unique closed petroleum system hosting continuous hydrocarbons. …”
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