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Роль семьи в развитии игровой деятельности дошкольников

Authors: Zhdanova, N. E.;

Роль семьи в развитии игровой деятельности дошкольников

Abstract

В статье рассматривается роль детско-родительских отношений в развитии игровой деятельности дошкольников. Проблематика детско-родительских отношений достаточно представлена в современной психологической науке. Однако, несмотря на существующие работы и выстроенную методологию, ценность новых исследований по-прежнему велика в силу сензитивности этого феномена к изменяющимся условиям существования семьи. Представлены результаты проведенного психологического исследования детско-родительских отношений детей дошкольного возраста

The article deals with the role of parent-child relations in the development of game activities of preschool children. The problems of child-parent relations are sufficiently represented in modern psychological science. However, despite the existing work and built methodology, the value of new research is still great because of the sensitivity of this phenomenon to the changing conditions of the family. The results of the psychological study of parentchild relations of preschool children are present

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PRESCHOOLERS, ТИПЫ ДЕТСКО-РОДИТЕЛЬСКИХ ОТНОШЕНИЙ, ДОШКОЛЬНИКИ, ДЕТСКО-РОДИТЕЛЬСКИЕ ОТНОШЕНИЯ, ИГРОВАЯ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТЬ, PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS, СЕМЬЯ, PLAY ACTIVITIES, TYPES OF PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS, FAMILY

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