the following: EXPLORATION: Play can be driven by a curiosity and desire to explore and learn
about the world, including exploring new environments, trying out new activities, and discovering
new information. PLEASURE AND ENJOYMENT: Play can be driven by a desire for pleasure and
enjoyment, including engaging in activities that are fun, entertaining, and enjoyable. SOCIAL
INTERACTION: Play can be a way to connect with others and build relationships, including engaging
in activities with friends, family, and peers, using play to learn social skills and developing
emotional intelligence. CREATIVITY AND IMAGINATION: Play can be a way to express creativity
and imagination, including engaging in activities like art, music, and imaginative play. MASTERY
AND ACCOMPLISHMENT: Play can be a way to develop skills and achieve a sense of mastery and
accomplishment., such as engaging in activities like sports, games, and other competitive activities.
When looking back at your play experiences, how are they connected to these needs/drives?
Explain and provide examples.
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