1983
DOI: 10.1080/00221325.1983.10533553
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The Relation between Third- through Eighth-Grade Children's Social Cognition and Parents' Ratings of Social Skills and General Adjustment

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“…In a sample of third through eighth graders, Kurdek and Krile (1983) found a significant correlation between parents' ratings of social skills and three measures of social cognition (i.e., interpersonal understanding, perceived social self-competence, and public selfawareness). Other studies have provided evidence supporting these results.…”
Section: Cognitive Correlatesmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…In a sample of third through eighth graders, Kurdek and Krile (1983) found a significant correlation between parents' ratings of social skills and three measures of social cognition (i.e., interpersonal understanding, perceived social self-competence, and public selfawareness). Other studies have provided evidence supporting these results.…”
Section: Cognitive Correlatesmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Pesquisas com crianças, por exemplo, mostraram que aquelas que possuem baixos níveis de compreensão interpessoal e auto-percepção de competência tendem a ser percebidas como problemáticas por seus pais (Kurdek & Krile, 1983), e que as habilidades sociais têm grande importância na adaptação e no desempenho escolar (Togasaki & Sakano, 1997;Carlyon, 1997).…”
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