Effects of a Cognitive-Social Learning Model of Social Skills Training on African-American Children with Low Peer Acceptance
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This study explores the effects of a cognitive-social learning model of social skills training on 4-to-5-year-old African-American children with low peer acceptance at Head Start. The goal of a cognitive-social learning model of social skills training is to improve children’s social skills through teaching effective social behaviors and cognitive social strategies. By implementing this training program, the researchers sought to determine whether there would be significant changes in social behaviors and cognition after the training. In addition, the researchers were interested in what the relationship was if any, between children’s social behaviors and cognitions. The results support that children in the social skills training condition showed a significant increase in social behaviors. However, no significant change in their social cognition was found.
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