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8 ½ X 10 7/8 in Part I: Introduction to Play and Occupational Therapy 1. Play and Occupational Therapy
Part II: Assessme nt of Play
The Play History Interview: A Narrative Ap proach
The Revised Knox Preschool Play Scale
The Tes t of Playfulness (ToP)
Assessment of Play and Leisure in Adole scents
Family Narratives and Play Assessment
Pa rt III: Play as a Means for Enhancing Development and Skill Acquisition< /STRONG>
The Power of Object Play for Infants and Toddlers
Play to Support Development of Institutionalized Toddlers
Play and Sensory Integration in Early Childhood
Play in Mi ddle Childhood
Play in School-Based Occupational Therapy < BR>Part IV: Play as a Goal of Intervention
I ntegrating Children with Disabilities into Family Play
Foster ing Parent-Infant Playfulness in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Play for Children with Autism: Structure and Experience
Doing With?Not Doing To: Play and the Child with Cerebral Palsy
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8 ½ X 10 7/8 in Part I: Introduction to Play and Occupational Therapy 1. Play and Occupational Therapy
Part II: Assessme nt of Play
The Play History Interview: A Narrative Ap proach
The Revised Knox Preschool Play Scale
The Tes t of Playfulness (ToP)
Assessment of Play and Leisure in Adole scents
Family Narratives and Play Assessment
Pa rt III: Play as a Means for Enhancing Development and Skill Acquisition< /STRONG>
The Power of Object Play for Infants and Toddlers
Play to Support Development of Institutionalized Toddlers
Play and Sensory Integration in Early Childhood
Play in Mi ddle Childhood
Play in School-Based Occupational Therapy < BR>Part IV: Play as a Goal of Intervention
I ntegrating Children with Disabilities into Family Play
Foster ing Parent-Infant Playfulness in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Play for Children with Autism: Structure and Experience
Doing With?Not Doing To: Play and the Child with Cerebral Palsy
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