As children grow in adulthood and then continue to get older, what happens to their imagination? Do we all gradually lose our innate ability to conjure the novelty with the heavy work of life, or the experience teaches us to adjust it? Paul Harris, Harvard University Development Psychologist, has argued that imagination improves with age, stating in a Review 2021 that the simulation game of young children generally adheres to “daily regularities”; Only later they begin to imagine dramatic buttresses. In particular, Harris points out an apparent change around 4 years, when children begin to be able to …
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