Children's social interaction
Intergenerational analysis of social interaction
... children’s social interaction as the outcome variable, the probability of being a member of four or more clubs is increasing in the number of hours that the parent spends in clubs during 1991, see Table 6 ...
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Vol 13, No 2 (2011)
... that children are able to recognize and reflect on the causes and consequences of situations thanks to the use of different socialization forms implemented by their parents; those forms help them become aware of ...
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Threshold Extension of Gallium Arsenide/Aluminum Gallium Arsenide Terahertz Detectors and Switching in Heterostructures
... in social reciprocity most distinguish very young children with ...ADOS social scores can be accounted for by study group assignment, which is the largest effect found for any diagnostic ...in ...
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Sandtime: A Tangible Interaction Featured Sensory Play Installation For Children To Increase Social Connection
... time, children discover through their own independent learning that sand poured into a funnel will naturally flow through the ...enabling children to feel the texture of the sand then gradually emerge ...
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Promoting Social Interactions and Responses to Peer Initiations of a Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder
... cial interaction with other children (including Sara’s special needs education classmates) was not observed for Sara during the ...Sara’s social interaction was observed for an average of ...
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Use of the STAR PROCESS for Children with Sensory Processing Challenges
... though interaction and feedback from various teams of occupational ...(c) social-emotional attunement to ensure that parents and children are co-regulated, and (d) parent participation and parent ...
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Global Functional Performance and Caregiver Assistance in Autism and Asperger Syndrome
... 52 children between three and eight years of age diagnosed with either A (n = 26) or SA (n = ...The children with A and AS achieved significantly lower scores than that expected for ...The children ...
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Social Functions in Autistic Children and Interaction with/through Object: A Brief Report
... Swettenham, J., Baron-Cohen, S., Charman, T., Cox, A., Baird, G., Drew, A., & Wheel- wright, S. (1998). The Frequency and Distribution of Spontaneous Attention Shifts between Social and Nonsocial ...
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A troublesome transport challenge? Working round the school run
... This exploratory research investigated the context in which these women made transport choices and used ICTs, and the findings focused on the journey to school/childcare and the journey to/from work, looking at problems ...
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A Sociocultural Analysis of Social interaction, and Collaboration within the Cooking Practices of Children
... of children were given the same task to complete which resulted in the children successfully accomplishing the task however, since the study is placed within a sociocultural framework it is important to ...
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Social learning in the real world : ‘over imitation’ occurs in both children and adults unaware of participation in an experiment and independently of social interaction
... preschool children in one experiment were presented with a sequence of actions which were verbally framed as conventional ( ‘ rituals ’ ), imitative fidelity increased over that witnessed with instrumental framing ...
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The Effect of Mother-Child Interactional Synchrony: Implications for Preschool Aggression and Social Competence
... Second, children may dislike the structured task or find the task more frustrating and become upset, resulting in a decreased likelihood for shared affect, eye contact, mutual engagement, and balance (Davenport et ...
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The Role of Environmental Effects on Developing Creating in Children
... help children to understand concepts in size, the relationship and the relationship between previous studies and experiences led to the creation of meaningful learning in mind that your child will be required to ...
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Determinants of social interaction and their effects on learning of children living with autism in regular pre-schools in Nairobi County, Kenya
... Mannion, Leader, & Healy (2013) examined the frequency of comorbid disorder in children and adolescents with ASD to predict sleeping difficulties. The study involved 89 participants. Demographic information ...
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Vocalization of Emotional and Social Expressions in Korean Speaking Toddlers with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Those with Developmental Delay
... tion detector camera and a standard set of toys, such as dolls, cars, trucks, balls, books, and stuffed animals. Selected toys were believed to be suitable for the children’s age (13−38 months), and any potential hazards ...
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Does family’s Social Capital Affects Parental Involvement in the Schooling of Leftbehind Children? Empirical Evidence from Niger State, Nigeria
... many children being left-behind (NPC, ...left-behind children in the three senatorial districts of the state, which comprise of zone A, zone B and zone ...on social capital indicators were obtained ...
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A Study on the Level of Music Consumption and the Popular Music Style among the Youth
... better interaction of art of music with the students, and beyond that, to systematize the place of music in academic ...constructive interaction of this group with music will raise the status of true ...
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Sibship Size, Sibling Cognitive Sensitivity, and Children’s Receptive Vocabulary
... an interaction term (older sibling cog- nitive sensitivity 3 sibship ...cant interaction term in which the relationship between sibship size and receptive vocabulary is strong when cognitive sensitivity is ...
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A Bakhtinian Understanding of Social Constructivism in Language Teaching
... first, the IRE exchange is an indicator of the perception that knowledge is given, and it is present outside the classroom interaction in a predetermined form. The major source of knowledge is the teacher or ...
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DEMATEL Technique to Assess Social Capital Dimensions on Consumer Engagement Effect on Co Creation
... of social networks and the concept of social capital were brought into play, together with the knowledge of eco- nomics to demonstrate how rational individual or groups engage in purposive action [2] ...
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