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Embodiment-Projection-Role: a standalone construct

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Arts therapies

Jennings' developmental sequence of dramatic play, moving from sensory bodily play, to play with objects, to taking on roles.

In arts therapies, Embodiment-Projection-Role refers to Jennings' developmental sequence of dramatic play, moving from sensory bodily play, to play with objects, to taking on roles. This meaning comes from Jennings (1997) in Introduction to Dramatherapy.[1]

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References

Jennings, S. (1997). Introduction to Dramatherapy. Jessica Kingsley Publishers. ISBN 9781853021152

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