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Flow and the Play Cycle: A Theoretical Consideration of the Importance of Flow in Established Play Cycles

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American Journal of Play, Volume: 15, Issue: 2, Pages: 179 - 195

Swansea University Author: Peter King Orcid Logo

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The paper discusses the process of play in terms of six elements in the playcycle first introduced by Sturrock and Else in 1998 and revised by Kingand Newstead in 2020. T paper focuses on the importance of flowin established play cycles enabling the sharing of children’s inner and outerworlds with o...

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Published in: American Journal of Play
ISSN: 1938-0399
Published: The Strong 2023
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