Social interaction behaviors did not differ as a function of play condition. No differences were found between the play or interaction behaviors of children with VIs and sighted classmates. The addition of sounds to physical toys increased shared attention between children with VIs and sighted ...
For children born blind, social interaction can be particularly challenging. A child may have difficulty aiming their voice at the person they’re talking to and put their head on their desk instead. Linguistically advanced young people may struggle with maintaining a ...
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is an intricate disorder of brain development that can negatively affect social interaction, communication, cognition, intellect, and behavior. About 50% of ASD cases come with an intellectual disability. Many children with ASD present with concentrated, repetitive behavior...
question 1 of 3 As it relates to improved social interaction, the belief that children can perform certain tasks is known as ___: Self-esteem Self-efficacy Social-emotional competence Self-awareness Worksheet PrintWorksheet 1. When a child shows the ability to interact and communicate with other...
The Effects of a Playgroup Experience on Mother-Child and Father-Child Interaction. The purpose of this study was to compare the mother-child and father-child interaction of six toddlers who were completely home reared with the interaction... DL Vandell - 《Child Rearing》 被引量: 120发表: ...
Characteristics of children's social interaction with younger, older, and same-age peers are explored in this review in an attempt to discover those behaviours that are more likely than others to occur in different relative-age partnerships. It is hypothesized that symmetric behaviour functions (e....
This book unites research and theoretical work that addresses the relations between social interaction and the development of children's understanding. Contributors present and discuss research on the roles adults and/or peers play in children's development. They report results of research on social in...
With an increased push for integration in recent years, it has become even more important to develop effective strategies for increasing social interaction between children with autism and typically developing children. The present study sought to increase conversation between young c...
Of all the relationships in which young children are involved, perhaps the least understood is that between siblings. Until recently, the mother and child were the focus of most studies of social development. Over the past decade there has been an increa
Behaviorally based interventions have been demonstrated to be effective to teach social interaction skills for children with autism spectrum disorders in general education. However, the overall and moderating effects of these interventions have not been previously investigated in inclusive settings. The goal...