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Oregon State University study is important because playfulness is a vital but under-appreciated resource for building resilience and maintaining well-being during difficult periods such as the pandemic.
The highly playful people were just as realistic about COVID-19 risks and challenges as others, but excelled at lemonading’ creatively imagining and pursuing the positive, as well as discovering ways to create moments of joy.
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