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Nursing and Health Research
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VOL. 5, ISSUE 1 (2023)
Study to assess the perception of play therapy among school going children in a given community setting and relating the impact on their social, cognitive, physical, physiological and emotional aspects
Authors
Money Stella
Abstract

Background: The research focuses on emphasizing the importance and impact of playing on health of the children in their school age of 6- 12 years. In addition to this the children exemplify their answers pertaining to the importance of play therapy for their development. Play therapy initiates the coping mechanism and makes them to adjust themselves in the surrounding area that helps them in various aspects of personal growth and social bonding.

Sampling technique: Purposive Sampling

Selection: randomly those agree to participate in the study

Target population: School going children

Population size: 40

Method of data collection: Interview technique

Technique of data collection: Questionnaire dichotomous questions

Setting: residing Community children

Data analysis and interpretation: Inferential and descriptive Statistics shows that statistical analysis applied were Standard deviation and correlation coefficient that enabled to prove that play therapy has an impact on the selected variables

Conclusion: The outcome of the study from analysis proves that play therapy enhances their self-development and encourages them to overcome the hurdles, learning the scenario of life that helps them to mould themselves to the surrounding with various kind of play therapy associated among the children. The study outweighed the circumstances and found that most of the school going children enjoy playing that eventually helps in their growth and development
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Pages:27-29
How to cite this article:
Money Stella "Study to assess the perception of play therapy among school going children in a given community setting and relating the impact on their social, cognitive, physical, physiological and emotional aspects". International Journal of Nursing and Health Research, Vol 5, Issue 1, 2023, Pages 27-29
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