2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-79722011000100016
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Compreensão de emoções, aceitação social e avaliação de atributos comportamentais em crianças escolares

Abstract: ResumoDiversos pesquisadores do campo de estudos sobre teoria da mente têm investigado a relação entre compreensão de emoções e interação social. Seguindo essa linha de investigação, o presente estudo explorou a relação entre compreensão emocional, aceitação social e avaliação de atributos comportamentais pelos pares. Cinquenta e duas crianças escolares responderam a um teste de inteligência emocional e a dois testes de avaliação sociométrica. Não foi encontrada uma correlação entre a compreensão emocional e a… Show more

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“…Concerning the aggressors, understanding the emotions related to the aggressive acts they practice can help them to develop greater self-mastery and to relate with their peers in a non-violent manner. 20 In view of the above, this kind of research, aiming to know what the students involved in situations of bullying (victims and aggressors) feel is necessary not only for theoretical reasons, but also based on an applied perspective, 10,21 as the construction of knowledge on the theme can support evidence-based prevention, health promotion and development practices. This knowledge can also support strategies to cope with bullying, aiming to promote comprehensive and intersectoral actions, especially between health and education, mainly considering that the emotions associated with episodes of bullying have been hardly investigated in the literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Concerning the aggressors, understanding the emotions related to the aggressive acts they practice can help them to develop greater self-mastery and to relate with their peers in a non-violent manner. 20 In view of the above, this kind of research, aiming to know what the students involved in situations of bullying (victims and aggressors) feel is necessary not only for theoretical reasons, but also based on an applied perspective, 10,21 as the construction of knowledge on the theme can support evidence-based prevention, health promotion and development practices. This knowledge can also support strategies to cope with bullying, aiming to promote comprehensive and intersectoral actions, especially between health and education, mainly considering that the emotions associated with episodes of bullying have been hardly investigated in the literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alguns autores (Pavarini, Loureiro, & Souza, 2011;Ronald, Happé, Hughes, & Plomin, 2005) discutem que certas classes de habilidades sociais dependeriam mais de uma teoria da mente do que outras, ou seja, que a teoria da mente estaria ligada a classes de habilidades sociais mais dependentes da compreensão do mundo social (e.g. lidar com opiniões diferentes) que outras (e.g.…”
Section: Tabela 1 Medidas Descritivas Do Desempenho Nos Instrumentos unclassified
“…Emotion understanding, emotional differentiation and self-regulation reduce the probability of children presenting aggressive reactivity (Pavarini, Loureiro, & Souza, 2011) and are protective factors against behavior problems (Payton et al, 2000).…”
Section: Social and Emotional Skills And Internalizing And Externalizmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As Masten and colleagues (2005) pointed out, (a) psychological disorders contribute to defi cits in emotional development; (b) defi cits in the emotional development contribute to the development of psychological disorders, and; (c) the defi cits in the development of emotional skills and the development of psychopathology are infl uenced by common factors (Masten et al, 2005). Emotional regulation is negatively correlated to internalizing and externalizing disruptive behavior (Zhou et al, 2002), emotional differentiation and emotional self-regulation skills decrease aggressive reactivity (Pavarini et al, 2011), and defi cits on emotional self-regulation are associated to more behavior problems (Eisenberg, Smith, Sadovsky, & Spinrad, 2004).…”
Section: Social and Emotional Skills And Internalizing And Externalizmentioning
confidence: 99%