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Role‐Playing and Playing Roles: The Person, Player, and Persona in Fantasy Role‐Playing
Symbolic Interaction, 2004In fantasy role‐playing games, participants collectively create and play fantasy personas in an imaginary universe by using a vast system of rules that function as guidelines for make‐believe action and interaction. Consequently, role‐playing games obligate participants to occupy a liminal role located in the boundaries of persona, player, and person ...
Dennis Waskul, Matt Lust
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2018
This chapter examines the violations against role-playing games (RPGs), expectations of play patterns, and cultural conceptions of role-playing. It discusses the boundedness of play, games, and RPGs, and explains the concepts of transgression and deviance.
Jaakko Stenros, Sarah Lynne Bowman
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This chapter examines the violations against role-playing games (RPGs), expectations of play patterns, and cultural conceptions of role-playing. It discusses the boundedness of play, games, and RPGs, and explains the concepts of transgression and deviance.
Jaakko Stenros, Sarah Lynne Bowman
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Practical Pre-School, 2005
Role-play takes many different forms: Children may play alone, with peers and with adults. It can develop from other forms of play. It involves pretence, imagination, empathy, taking on and acting in a role, and communicating the pretence to others.
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Role-play takes many different forms: Children may play alone, with peers and with adults. It can develop from other forms of play. It involves pretence, imagination, empathy, taking on and acting in a role, and communicating the pretence to others.
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The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 2012
This column provides tips for designing and implementing role-play.
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This column provides tips for designing and implementing role-play.
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Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1994
Three studies focused on involvement as a function of type and content of the role play, experimenter behaviors, and proportion of time in scenario roles. Several measures of involvement were obtained. Generally, there was a low correlation between involvement estimated by observers and self-reported involvement; subjective involvement also was related
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Three studies focused on involvement as a function of type and content of the role play, experimenter behaviors, and proportion of time in scenario roles. Several measures of involvement were obtained. Generally, there was a low correlation between involvement estimated by observers and self-reported involvement; subjective involvement also was related
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Role‐playing plays a role in group dynamics
Western Speech, 1950Group activity seems more likely to be productive if membership is accepted as an equal with leadership. The job of the leader is not to control or to guide the discussion so much as it is to encourage the several members of the group to speak. There needs to be ample opportunity for each to find a way of self‐expression that will give him status among
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Nursing Standard, 1991
As a hospital chaplain, I try to keep up with reading the various magazines from other disciplines in the National Health Service, but I have to criticise your article, 'Supporting parents when their baby dies' (Nursing Standard, October31).
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As a hospital chaplain, I try to keep up with reading the various magazines from other disciplines in the National Health Service, but I have to criticise your article, 'Supporting parents when their baby dies' (Nursing Standard, October31).
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1953
BEFORE a program is presented members of a program committee worry about it, and after it is over they wonder if it fulfilled the objectives they had so carefully developed. After the Tuberculosis Institate for Industrial Nurses was given, we found ourselves wondering who had benefited most from the program.l Role playing and patientcentered teaching ...
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BEFORE a program is presented members of a program committee worry about it, and after it is over they wonder if it fulfilled the objectives they had so carefully developed. After the Tuberculosis Institate for Industrial Nurses was given, we found ourselves wondering who had benefited most from the program.l Role playing and patientcentered teaching ...
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