Child Development: Imaginary Friend

Name: Child Development: Imaginary Friend
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This free online psychology course explains how an imaginary friend can foster childhood development and creativity.

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In this free course, you will learn how to:

Define ‘imaginary friend’ and discuss the research that has been carried out regarding this topic
Describe the characteristics of imaginary friends and explain why some children tend to create one
Identify the benefits of imaginary or pretend friends
Discuss the connection between an imaginary friend and creativity
Outline some activities that can enhance a child's curiosity and creativity
Explain some ways to nurture a child's imagination

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