Can Computers Teach Social Skills to Children? Examining the Efficacy of “The Social Express” in an African-American Sample

Krach, S. Kathleen; McCreery, Michael P.; Doss, Kanessa Miller; Highsmith, Dasha M.

doi:10.1007/s40688-019-00270-z

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Can Computers Teach Social Skills to Children? Examining the Efficacy of “The Social Express” in an African-American Sample

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