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Teaching Interpersonal Skills:A Model for Instruction in the Schools

La Greca,Annette M.
School Psychology International , Volume 4 (2): 109 SAGEApr 1, 1983

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Teaching Interpersonal Skills:A Model for Instruction in the Schools

Abstract

Peer relationships contribute in an important manner to a child's social-emotional development. The present paper describes a training programme that was designed to improve children's interpersonal functioning with peers. This social skills training programme covers eight skill areas found to be important for successful peer relationships. The training procedures and content of the sessions are delineated, and suggestions for implementing the programme in a school setting are offered.
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Title
Teaching Interpersonal Skills:A Model for Instruction in the Schools
Author(s)
La Greca,Annette M.
Journal
School Psychology International , Volume 4 (2): 109 SAGE – Apr 1, 1983
Publisher
Sage Publications
Copyright
Copyright © 1983 by SAGE Publications
ISSN
0143-0343
eISSN
0143-0343
D.O.I.
10.1177/0143034383042007
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