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Reflecting on one's own childhood play, I describe one or more play experiences to characterize as "deep play"
How do you think these experiences contributed to your ability to become self actualized and more fully functioning as an adult?

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After reflecting on your own childhood play, I describe one or more play experiences that I would characterize as "deep play." Please allow my ideas to spark your own memories:

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