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What is the most common occupation of children, by which friendships are formed?
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PLAY!
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What are the 5 aspects of play?
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Environment, skills, motivation, activities, and approach
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what are the 4 primary characteristics of play?
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Framing, internal control, intrinsic motivation, freedom from some unnecessary constrains of reality
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What does FRAMING mean?
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It's cueing for the play context
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What does INTERNAL CONTROL mean?
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deciding WHAT to play, WHO to play with, and HOW the play will turn out (It makes the kid feel safe/in control)
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What does INTRINSIC MOTIVATION mean?
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to engage in play primarily for the fun of doing it, or some other benefits of play itself
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What does it mean to have FREEDOM FROM SOME UNNECESSARY CONSTRAINS OF REALITY?
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Children can choose how their play will reflect objective reality
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What are examples of assessments associated with play that look at APPROACH?
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Test of Playfulness
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What are examples of assessments associated with play that look at SKILLS?
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revised Knox Preschool play scale, transdisciplinary play based assessment, child pretend play assessment (ChiPPA)
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What are examples of assessments associated with play that look at ENVIRONMENT?
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Test of environmental supportiveness (ToES)
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What are examples of assessments associated with play that look at ACTIVITIES?
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Kid Play Profile, Preteen Play Profile, adolescent leisure interest profile, play history
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What are examples of assessments associated with play that look at MOTIVATION?
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None known (Durrrrr)
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