Titlebook: Loneliness Among Children With Special Needs; Theory, Research, Co Malka Margalit Book 1994 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1994 Exploration

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Summary and Future DirectionsThe impact of the loneliness experience for the adjustment of children with disabilities focused the present discussion on the painful feelings of loneliness and social isolation as revealed in various life contexts: the family environment, school climate, and peer interrelations. My goals in writing this volume were to:

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Family Environmentompetence (Moos, 1991; Patterson, 1982). In the ordinary course of events, interactions within the family system provide the majority of children with the knowledge and experience that will serve as the basis for social growth and peer relations. At the beginning of life, the infant’s development as

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Peer Relations and Children’s Friendships’s loneliness. Why do some children become well-liked or accepted by peers, whereas others are rejected or ignored? Why do some of these rejected children feel lonely, whereas others do not? Questions like these, dealing with the complexity of peer relations, have recently become the focus of resear

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Subtyping Approach to Loneliness Researched to feel more lonely. However, a comprehensive survey (Asher, Parkhurst, Hymel, & Williams, 1990) examining the relations between non-handicapped children’s subjective experience of loneliness and their peer acceptance levels revealed only moderate (negative) correlations between peer acceptance a

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