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play Play is an important part of children’s development that supports cognitive, social, and emotional growth.

Play is an important part of children’s development that supports cognitive, social, and emotional growth. In this context, it also refers to interactions between children and caregivers that can influence their relationship.

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Drafting source: Abramov Rita; Stern Amitai; Feniger-Schaal Rinat; Elefant Cochavit; Goldner Limor; Rabinowitch Tal-Chen. ‘Just Play’ (JP) - creative arts therapies-based dyadic intervention for children with intellectual disability and their mothers: Study protocol for a mixed-methods randomized controlled trial. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0349576; article XML SHA-256 2f6f810785b388866eab7c9e2780e98ffc78549bb66ae3054d659e818a273089. “‘Just Play’ (JP) - creative arts therapies-based dyadic intervention for children with intellectual disability and their mothers: Study protocol for a mixed-methods randomized controlled trial” (10.1371/journal.pone.0349576).
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