Social behaviour of hearing-impaired and normally-hearing preschoolers.
Social behaviour of hearing-impaired and normally-hearing preschoolers.
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听力受损和听力正常的学龄前儿童的社会行为。
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发表时间:
1985
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
M. Hoffman
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作者:
R. Levy;M. Hoffman
Summary. The relationship between social behaviour and hearing loss was studied in Israeli preschool-age children. Free play interactions were observed in mainstreamed settings among 36 children with varying degrees of hearing loss (severe loss, profound loss) and normal hearing. Social competence and hearing impairment were inversely related: the profoundly impaired were markedly less skilful than the normal hearing, while the severely impaired differed only moderately. However, the hearing impaired as a group displayed greater self-segregation tendencies to interact with those of similar hearing status than was displayed by the normal hearing. These results are discussed in light of extant research and theory on mainstreaming.