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Play, Games and Sport: Their Use and Misuse: A Developmental Perspective

Mick Coleman Department of Human Services, University of North Carolina Charlotte, USA
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Patsy Skeen Department of Human Services, University of North Carolina Charlotte, USA
Pages 192-198 | Published online: 18 Jul 2012

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Joan Isenberg. (1987) Societal Influences on Children. Childhood Education 63:5, pages 341-348.
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