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Why an Imaginary Friend is Good for You
Psychologists are embracing the potential of imaginary companions and personified objects
Once thought a sign of mental illness, psychologists are now embracing the potential of imaginary companions and personified objects - be it via a doll, teddy bear or even a twig - as a source of emotional support for both children and adults. Whether it鈥檚 authors hearing their characters鈥� voices or an invisible friend in the classroom or at home, we hear about the creative and social benefits of the imagination.
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