青年期ダウン症者の対人交渉方略と他者感情推測能力

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The purpose of the present study was to describe characteristics of interpersonal negotiation strategies (INS) in conjunction with the ability to infer others' emotions in interpersonal conflict situations, based on research with 20 adolescents with Down syndrome; the control group was 20 adolescents without disabilities, who were matched with the other participants for chronological age. No statistically significant differences were found between the adolescents with Down syndrome and the control group in the use of interpersonal negotiation strategies. This result suggests that there may be a similarity in the interpersonal negotiation strategies adopted by the 2 groups. However, fewer adolescents with Down syndrome, compared to the control group, resorted to mutually beneficial strategies, so it can be assumed that fewer interpersonal negotiation strategies are available to them. Ability in interpersonal conflict situations was estimated as being at a lower level in the adolescents with Down syndrome compared to the control participants. Lack of this ability was conspicuous in the adolescents with Down syndrome who used other-transforming strategies to the detriment of their making a reasonable inference about the others' emotions.
日本特殊教育学会の論文
2002-03-31