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Rechazo entre iguales: modelos teóricos asociativos

Authors: García Bacete, Francisco Juan; Sanchiz Ruiz, María Luisa; Torres Castillo, Ofelia; Marande Perrin, Ghislaine;

Rechazo entre iguales: modelos teóricos asociativos

Abstract

El rechazo entre iguales es un aspecto de mucha relevancia en el ajuste socio-emocional y cognitivo del niño, lo cual ha motivado que en las tres últimas décadas se hayan generado varias tentativas explicativas tanto del proceso del rechazo per se como de su impacto en el desarrollo del niño. Los primeros modelos teóricos que aparecen tienen una orientación de efectos principales, pero rápidamente son seguidos por modelos más complejos, de efectos aditivos. En el presente trabajo se exponen dichos modelos de forma sintetizada, acompañando cada modelo con su representación esquemática, y con un ejemplo extraído de la literatura científica del ámbito del rechazo entre iguales en la infancia.

Comunicación presentada en las I Congreso Internacional de Estrategias Didácticas Inclusivas, celebradas en la Universitat Jaume I (Castellón, España) los días 1 y 2 diciembre 2011

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rechazo entre iguales, modelos teóricos asociativos, efectos principales, efectos aditivos

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