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Disturbed Peer Relations. Historical Context Decline of Freud’s influence Greater opportunity for peer interaction Working parents  day care.

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1 Disturbed Peer Relations

2 Historical Context Decline of Freud’s influence Greater opportunity for peer interaction Working parents  day care

3 Social Development Development of social skills Hartup’s distinction Vertical relationships Horizontal relationships

4 Research Social competence Overall status Role of friendships Sociometric studies

5 Peer rejection Associated with Aggression Social withdrawal Internalizing problems

6 Peer relations & Later Adjustment Juvenile delinquency Dropping out of school Bad conduct military discharge Psychiatric referrals

7 Withdrawn Children Social skills training Social cognitive training

8 Furman, Rahe, & Hartup (1979) Socially withdrawn randomly assigned Younger “therapist” Same-age “therapist” No treatment (control) Increase in positive behaviors Overall, treatment=better. Even better for younger “therapist”

9 Bierman & Furman (1984) Random assignment to film making conditions Individual treatment Group experience Coaching and group experience No treatment (control) Overall, treatment=better. Group conditions=better acceptance scores

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