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Socialization through play activities and sports are also known as:

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Remember that socialization through play and sports involves learning not just physical skills but also important social and moral values.

Updated On: Jun 5, 2026

Socialization through movement
Socialization through peace
Socialization through sports values
Cultural heritage

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The Correct Option is C

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