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BODY FUNCTIONS description
 s (329)
BODY STRUCTURES
 d (570)
ACTIVITIES AND PARTICIPATION
  d1 (95)
CHAPTER 1 LEARNING AND APPLYING KNOWLEDGE This chapter is about learning, applying the knowledge that is learned, thinking, solving problems, and making decisions.
    d131 (7)
Learning through actions with objects Learning through simple actions on a single object, two or more objects, symbolic and pretend play, such as in hitting an object, banging blocks and playing with dolls or cars.
     d1310 Learning through simple actions with a single object Simple actions on a single object or toy by manipulating, banging, moving, dropping, etc.
     d1311 Learning through actions by relating two or more objects Simple actions relating two or more objects, toys or other materials without regard for the specific features of the objects, toys or materials.
     d1312 Learning through actions by relating two or more objects with regard to specific features Actions relating two or more objects, toys or materials with regard to specific features, e.g. lid on box, cup on saucer.
     d1313 Learning through symbolic play Actions relating objects, toys or materials symbolically, such as feeding or dressing for a toy animal or doll.
     d1314 Learning through pretend play Actions involving pretence, substituting a novel object, body part or body movement to enact a situation or event, such as pretending that a block of wood is a car, pretending that a rolled up cloth is a doll.
     d1318 Learning through actions, other specified
     d1319 Learning through actions, unspecified
 e (273)
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS