### act | play:

Active play
* builds strong muscles, which are basic to good health and posture.
* can help reduce mild feelings of depression.
* is one of the earliest behaviors predictive of a healthy lifestyle.

Fair play
* involves a set of corresponding rights and obligations.
* is the virtue of human society as well as of all sports.
* teaches that sport is an ethical pursuit, one which builds character and shapes attitudes.

Fantasy play
* is an extremely positive way for a child to develop a healthy emotional life
  - important and sometimes private part of children's development
* powerful learning tool that children use to find who they are.

Free play
* encourages young children to communicate, exercise free choice, and gain confidence.
* is important for young children, also.

Outdoor play
* encourages learning for growing children and is critically important to development.
* is also integral to overall child development
  - healthy even in winter
  - provided for children to ensure they receive physical exercise

Role play
* Most role plays involve two characters interacting.
* are generally short in length.
* is life training in all-important social skills
  - used extensively as a learning tool
* popular method in language-learning classrooms for a number of reasons.
* social phenomenon, and requires some thought and insight.

Rough play
* concern in ALL of basketball.
* is commonplace in professional hockey.

Social play
* includes chasing, mock fights, and sexual play.
* powerful tool for teaching communication skills, displaying empathy, and sharing.

Unstructured play
* declines faster for girls than for boys as they age.
* is one of the most important parts of a child's development.

Playing
* can involve cheats
  - education
  - injuries
  - laughings
  - running
* causes competitiveness
  - enjoyment
  - fatigue
  - fitnesses
  - fun
  - relaxation
  - satisfaction
  - skinned knees
  - winnings
  - wins
* is actions
  - information transfers
  - musical performance
  - physical events
  - recreational activities
* is used for children
  - exercises
  - leisure time
  - pleasure
  - squirrels
  - teaching
  - wasting time

Political action
* are actions.
* focuses on states and is guided by national interests and respect for sovereignty.
* is the foundation for change
  - means to improving our daily lives
* starts with personal self-liberation.

Proximate act
* are the things that operators and inspectors do, for example.
* have two characteristics.

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Rejection
* are a part of everyday life.
* basic principle of life.
* can send a child into a time of loneliness and self-imposed isolation.
* fact of life, just like birth, taxes and death.
* happens in all aspects of life.
* is acts.
* is an act
  - excruciating form of pain
  - one of the most painful experiences a child goes through
  - part of the body s natural reaction to foreign invaders
  - situations
  - speech acts
* is the absence of acceptance
  - body's natural reaction to transplanted organs and tissues
  - leading cause of graft loss after pancreas transplantation
  - process of the activation and accumulation of T-cells in the organ
  - root of many of the personality problems in people
  - single greatest pain any human being experiences
  - ultimate form of death
  - worst thing that can happen to a person
* major hazard of organ or tissue transplantation.
* normal reaction of the body to a foreign object.
* part of the process of finding the right partner.
* term used when the body reacts against the transplanted kidney.

### act | rejection:

Acute rejection
* can often lead to the loss of the transplanted organ.
* happens to almost all patients who receive organ transplants.
* is an inflammation of the transplanted kidney
  - cell mediated and results in myocardial dysfunction in more severe cases
* primary cause of death in heart transplant recipients.