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    Girls' Play Patterns Typically Differ from Boys' Play Patterns
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Girls' Play Patterns Typically Differ from Boys' Play Patterns

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Girls' play patterns typically differ from boys' play patterns. As a result, girls and boys develop different skills. For example, girls tend to develop better verbal and emotional skills than boys.

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