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Do adults' pretense signals promote pretend play behavior in children?
大人によるふりシグナルの提示は子どものふり行動を促すか?
2015
Shrinigaku kenkyu
大人によるふりシグナルの提示は子どものふり行動を促すか?
Our goal in this study was to examine whether controlled pretense signal presentation by an adult promoted pretend play behavior in toddlers. Seventy-two Japanese toddlers (24 toddlers in the 18-month-old group, 24 toddlers in the 24-month-old group, and 24 toddlers in the 30-month-old group) participated in one of two experimental conditions: signal and signal-less. In the signal condition, the experimenter presented children with pretend play behaviors (eating, drinking, pouring, and wiping)
doi:10.4992/jjpsy.86.14309
pmid:26562942
fatcat:bxrvyklxtzczxfdzpki6odukha