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Playing to Win or Playing to Play?
Sociology of Sport Journal, 1989The Webb Scale (1969) has been used in much of the research focusing on the professionalization of attitudes via sport. The results of such studies seemed to indicate that the extent to which winning was valued varied by age, gender, and type of sport involvement.
Annelies Knoppers +2 more
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2015
AbstractThe synthesis provided by Kline in the target article is noteworthy, but ignores the inseparable role of play in the evolution of learning and teaching in both humans and other animals. Play is distinguished and advantaged by its positive feedback reinforcement through pleasure.
Palagi, Elisabetta +2 more
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AbstractThe synthesis provided by Kline in the target article is noteworthy, but ignores the inseparable role of play in the evolution of learning and teaching in both humans and other animals. Play is distinguished and advantaged by its positive feedback reinforcement through pleasure.
Palagi, Elisabetta +2 more
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Playing for the sake of playing : an enactive account of pretend play in childhood
Rivista di psicolinguistica applicata, 2022Pretend play has often been considered an ‘as if’ state in which children act as if something is the case when it is not. This definition leads to three relevant assumptions. First of all, pretend play is understood as an enclosed concept, requiring that all occurrences of pretend play be distinguishable from other ‘as if’ states, such as error or ...
Sparaci, Laura, Bonsignori, Chiara
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2023
EMILIA KIECKO (University of Wroclaw) / To play, or not to play. Some problems of exhibiting digital games Video games have been present in museum and exhibition institutions already for several decades. However, adequate ways of exhibiting them still do not seem to have been proposed.
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EMILIA KIECKO (University of Wroclaw) / To play, or not to play. Some problems of exhibiting digital games Video games have been present in museum and exhibition institutions already for several decades. However, adequate ways of exhibiting them still do not seem to have been proposed.
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