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Prosocial guidance for the preschool child

Janice J. Beaty

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Abstract

I. PROSOCIAL GUIDANCE. 1. What Is Prosocial Guidance? 2. Children and Prosocial Behavior. 3. Teachers and Prosocial Guidance. II. PROVIDING PROSOCIAL GUIDANCE. 4. Creating a Prosocial Physical Environment. 5. Using Positive Prevention to Manage Inappropriate Behavior. 6. Using Positive Intervention to Help Children Manage Their Own Behavior. 7. Using Positive Reinforcement to Help Children Learn Prosocial Behaviors. III. SPECIFIC STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 8. Promoting Children's Self-Esteem. 9. Using Other-Esteem Conflict Conversion. 10. Promoting Positive Communication Among Children and Adults. 11. Promoting Family Involvement in Prosocial Guidance. Topical Children's Book Index. Index. Author Profile.

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I. PROSOCIAL GUIDANCE. 1. What Is Prosocial Guidance? 2. Children and Prosocial Behavior. 3. Teachers and Prosocial Guidance. II. PROVIDING PROSOCIAL GUIDANCE. 4. Creating a Prosocial Physical Environment. 5. Using Positive Prevention to Manage Inappropriate Behavior. 6. Using Positive Intervention to Help Children Manage Their Own Behavior. 7. Using Positive Reinforcement to Help Children Learn Prosocial Behaviors. III. SPECIFIC STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 8. Promoting Children's Self-Esteem. 9. Using Other-Esteem Conflict Conversion. 10. Promoting Positive Communication Among Children and Adults. 11. Promoting Family Involvement in Prosocial Guidance. Topical Children's Book Index. Index. Author Profile.

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I. PROSOCIAL GUIDANCE. 1. What Is Prosocial Guidance? 2. Children and Prosocial Behavior. 3. Teachers and Prosocial Guidance. II. PROVIDING PROSOCIAL GUIDANCE. 4. Creating a Prosocial Physical Environment. 5. Using Positive Prevention to Manage Inappropriate Behavior. 6. Using Positive Intervention to Help Children Manage Their Own Behavior. 7. Using Positive Reinforcement to Help Children Learn Prosocial Behaviors. III. SPECIFIC STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR. 8. Promoting Children's Self-Esteem. 9. Using Other-Esteem Conflict Conversion. 10. Promoting Positive Communication Among Children and Adults. 11. Promoting Family Involvement in Prosocial Guidance. Topical Children's Book Index. Index. Author Profile.

Key concepts: Prosocial behavior, Psychology, Intervention (counseling), Developmental psychology, Helping behavior, Social psychology, Psychiatry

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