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Figure 7: Human interaction with
animals

Figure 10: interaction for fun and
leisure

Figure 11: interaction for developing
relationships

Figure 12: interaction with a favourite item

Figure 13: interaction with elements of
contrast

Interaction with yourself and
your own thoughts

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