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| Surplus energy Theory - play to burn up excess energy |
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| Recreation theory - play used to restore energy |
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Instinct-Practice theory - play in animals used to perfect skills:
1. Fighting
2. Love
3. Imitative
4. Social |
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Recapitulation theory - expression of heredity. Children travel through periods:
1. Animal
2. Savage
3. Nomad
4. Tribal |
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4 childhood stages in development
1. Sensory motor
2. Pre-operational
3. Concrete operational
4. Formal operations |
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Developed 4 types of games
1. Agon
2. Alea
3. Mimicry
4. Ilinx
Two extremes Padia and Ludus |
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| came up the theory of flow |
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| The father of the playground movement |
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| Promoted recreation for girls and women |
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| Promoted recreation for women and girls |
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| Play is a safety valve for built up emotions |
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| Humans seek stimuli for knowledge, excitement, risk and pleasure |
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| Humans need and outlet for energy |
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| a portion of ones time not directly related to work |
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| Voluntary, occurs during leisure, not always fun |
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