Socio-Emotional Development in Sixth Grade Elementary School Children from Two Public Schools

  • Briceño E
  • López M
  • Loria M
  • et al.
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Abstract

The purpose of this work was to improve socio-emotional development of the participants as a basis to strengthen prosocial behavior. The sample was conformed by 89 sixth grade students of two public schools between 10 and 14 years old. For the evaluation of socio-emotional traits, the following instruments were used: (1) Battery of socialization, BAS-3, (Silva Moreno & Martorell Pallás, 2018), (2) Questionnaire of antisocial and criminal conducts, A-D, (Seisdedos, 2001); (3) CP, Questionnaire of prosocial conduct (Weir & Duveen, 1981); (4) Scale of assertive behavior for children CABS (Mencia Padilla, 2016); (5) Questionnaire of cognitive strategies for the resolution of social situations, EIS, (Garaigordobil, 2000); and (6) Scale of self-concept for children (Cortés Ayala & Flores Galaz, 2010). The work consisted of an applied research with a multi-group design of pretest-postest repeat measures and a control group. There were significant differences found by sex in: prosocial behavior reported by teachers; antisocial and criminal behaviors; and socialization behavior; where women show a Medium high and men a Medium low level. The diagnostic-evaluation differences by group, as well as the differences between experimental and control groups after the intervention are discussed.

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Briceño, E. D., López, M. V. E., Loria, M. de L. P., & Chan, J. C. A. (2019). Socio-Emotional Development in Sixth Grade Elementary School Children from Two Public Schools. Cross-Currents: An International Peer-Reviewed Journal on Humanities & Social Sciences, 5(4), 67–72. https://doi.org/10.36344/ccijhss.2019.v05i04.001

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