Social cognition play is playful activity that enhances social cognitive skills, such as perspective-taking, empathy, theory of mind, emotional regulation, and social problem-solving. It involves activities like role-playing, cooperative games, and pretend play, focusing on understanding and navigating social interactions. Unlike general play, it emphasizes interpersonal skills and is used in contexts like education, therapy, and team-building, with applications across age groups. Cultural and environmental factors shape its forms and outcomes.