2011
DOI: 10.1080/03004270903501590
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Integration of a social skills training: a case study of children with low social skills

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“…Studies report that children with low social skills show changes through more positive play behaviors such as asking questions, offering suggestions, initiating play episodes, and sharing. (Choi & Md-Yunus, 2011). Children work together not only physically but also verbally (see Figure 4).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies report that children with low social skills show changes through more positive play behaviors such as asking questions, offering suggestions, initiating play episodes, and sharing. (Choi & Md-Yunus, 2011). Children work together not only physically but also verbally (see Figure 4).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Carter & Nutbrown, 2016; Choi & MdYunus, 2011;Duley et al, 2018;Jesuvadian & Wright, 2011;Kondoyianni, 1997;Remer & Tzuriel, 2015;Tzuriel & Remer, 2018 Kommunikation 7 Brits et al, 2014;Caganaga & Kalmis, 2015;Forsberg Ahlcrona, 2012;Lake & Evangelou, 2019;Walsh et al, 2011;WesselPowell et al, 2016WesselPowell et al, , 2018 Ämneslärande 4 Bers et al, 2002;Liston, 2015;Makuch & Reschke, 2001;Mendes et al, 2020 Barns lek 3 Bowne & Brokmeier, 2008;Davis & Dolan, 2016;Wohlwend, 2017…”
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“…Almqvist & Almqvist, 2015;Bateman et al, 2018;Brits et al, 2014;Choi & MdYunus, 2011;Hakkarainen et al, 2013;Liston, 2015;Mendes et al, 2020…”
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“…al., 2015;Özbey & Köyceğiz, 2019;Uysal, & Kaya-Balkan, 2015). In studies based on social skills training on preschool children, it was revealed that social skills training is effective in the development of children's skills of understanding feelings and social problem solving, social competencies, peer relations, self-esteem, social behaviors, positive play behaviors, and motivation levels (Bilir-Seyhan, Ocak-Karabay, Arda-Tunçdemir, Greenberg & Domitrovich, 2017;Dereli, 2009;Hwa-Choi, & Md-Yunus, 2011;Kaya & Deniz, 2020;Kayılı & Arı, 2016;Larose et. al., 2020;Özbey & Köyceğiz, 2019;Özdemir-Topaloğlu, 2013;Sancak, 2019;Uysal, & Kaya-Balkan, 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%