Children begin to engage in pretend play, develop receptive and expressive language, and use mental representation at approximately the same time in their development. The researchers set out to investigate whether boys and girls have different fantasy worlds. The study thus explores gender differences in pretend play in children between the ages of 3 and 5 years, in the pre-school section of a local primary school in Durban, KwazuluNatal, regarding gender influences on pretend play. The paper further examines the implications of the findings for child-care and gender role socialization Gender and Behaviour Vol. 6 (1) 2008: pp. 1577-159
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This paper examines pretend play, its characteristics and its importance. The defining is done by pr...
Pretend play with peers is purportedly an important driver of social development in the preschool pe...
Sex-role socialisation begins from the day a child is born, and permeates all aspects of his or her ...
The gender association of toys and other objects that are used to evaluate children’s play skills ca...
Pretend play is a powerful mechanism of and context for children’s cognitive, affective, and social ...
The aim of this research is to investigate and define how five-year-old children deal with about Gen...
This paper is based on an ethnographic study with six- to 10-year-old children at play in a South Af...
Thesis (DPhil)--Stellenbosch University, 2015.ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Research on how children learn to be...
We compared the incidence of imaginary companions and impersonated characters in 152 three- and four...
The purpose of this article is to examine the complexity of gender discourses within children's play...
The goal of the final thesis is to shed some light on gender-based differences which can be observed...
This study investigates whether what children make and/or create in the visual art area of collage/...
The aim of this Independent Project is to investigate whether children’s play conforms to gender ste...
Societal pressures and social norms can impact gender stereotypes through the media, parenting style...
Gender is a social construct, that is, an entirely social creation of ideas about the roles specific...
This paper examines pretend play, its characteristics and its importance. The defining is done by pr...
Pretend play with peers is purportedly an important driver of social development in the preschool pe...
Sex-role socialisation begins from the day a child is born, and permeates all aspects of his or her ...
The gender association of toys and other objects that are used to evaluate children’s play skills ca...
Pretend play is a powerful mechanism of and context for children’s cognitive, affective, and social ...
The aim of this research is to investigate and define how five-year-old children deal with about Gen...
This paper is based on an ethnographic study with six- to 10-year-old children at play in a South Af...