Match Each of the Seven Essentials in Play Therapy with the Example

question 15

Multiple Choice

Match each of the Seven Essentials in Play Therapy with the example of a type of toy(s) that facilitates that essential. While many of these toys can be used in with more than one essential, match the toys that Landreth describes as best representing that particular essential.
-Establishment of a positive relationship with the child

• A) A family of dolls representing all members of a child's family
• B) Bop bag
• C) Dart gun
• D) Medical kit
• E) Playdough, crayons, or blocks
• F) Puppets
• G) Sand

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Definitions:

Cournot Duopolists

Two firms in a market where each firm decides on its output level assuming the output of the other firm is fixed, leading to a stable competition equilibrium.

Equilibrium Prices

The market price at which the supply of an item equals the demand for that item, leading to a stable market condition where there is no surplus or shortage.

Stackelberg Model

Oligopoly model in which one firm sets its output before other firms do.

Dominant Strategy

In game theory, a strategy that is the best choice for a player, regardless of what the other players choose.