The Effect of Deprivation on Pre-Preschool Communication Skills and Psychological Development
Guzal Yakubova
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Guzal Yakubova
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The article describes the results of a study conducted to study the impact of communicative communication on the development of the child's mental and cognitive sphere in preschool children in different organizations. At the same time, the level of communicative communication between the child caregiver and the foster child is emphasized as an important role in mental development.
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The article describes the results of a study conducted to study the impact of communicative communication on the development of the child's mental and cognitive sphere in preschool children in different organizations. At the same time, the level of communicative communication between the child caregiver and the foster child is emphasized as an important role in mental development.
Key concepts: Psychology, Developmental psychology, Mental development, Cognition, Cognitive development, Communication skills, Child development, Medical education