Parent–child physical play: Determinants and consequences

James Carson; Virginia Burks Salzer; Ross D Parke

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Parent–child physical play: Determinants and consequences

James Carson, Virginia Burks Salzer, Ross D Parke

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Abstract

   In recent years, researchers have made significant progress in describing the nature and determinants of this [physical] type of playful interchange between parents and their offspring / research in this area can be conveniently divided into two phases.  
 
   In the first phase of research, the focus was on description of the nature of the play partners, and the frequency and developmental course of this type of play / issues such as the impact of the sex of the child and sex of the parent were of interest as well as the influence of developmental shifts in both the child and the parent on the occurrence of this type of play.  
 
   In a second, and more recent phase, the implications of this type of parent–child play for children's development has been the focus / specifically, is children's development altered by variations in opportunities for participation in this type of play between parent and child, especially children's social interaction skills / review and evaluate the two phases of this research. 

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Parent–child play: Descriptions and implications
DOIs	https://doi.org//record/1993-98052-007
State	Published - 1993

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Psychiatry and Psychology
Social and Behavioral Sciences

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