유아의 초기 발달수준과 또래상호작용 간의 관계에서어머니의 사회적 양육행동의 매개효과

Lee, Sung‐Nam; KyungOk, Lee

doi:10.18023/kjece.2015.35.4.017

koreanjournalofearlychildhoodeducation

2015

DOI: 10.18023/kjece.2015.35.4.017

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유아의 초기 발달수준과 또래상호작용 간의 관계에서어머니의 사회적 양육행동의 매개효과

Sung‐Nam Lee¹,

Lee KyungOk²

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Effect of maternal beliefs on young children’s social competence: The mediating effect of their resilience

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유아의 초기 발달수준과 또래상호작용 간의 관계에서어머니의 사회적 양육행동의 매개효과

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Effect of maternal beliefs on young children’s social competence: The mediating effect of their resilience

Effect of maternal beliefs on young children’s social competence: The mediating effect of their resilience

The role of parents’ child-rearing behavior and teacher-child interaction in peer interaction: The mediating role of social skills

Relationships among parents' effortful control, social parenting-behavior, children's effortful control, and child-teacher relationships

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