The relationship between role-taking ability and social experience : Analysis in terms of role-taking opportunities
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The relationship between two types of role-taking ability and social experiences in children was investigated in terms of two types of role-taking opportunities. Subjects were interviewed for two role-taking tasks (Flavell, Selman) and were given questionnaires on strategies which mothers use in controlling their children when they deviate and on contact with peers. The results were as follows: (a) In accordance with the hypothesis, the control strategy for the children to feel for others was positively correlated with the Selman-task, and the degree of contact with peers with the Flavell-task for kindergartners; (b) for second graders the relationships among the above variables were partially verified; and (c) for fourth graders the influence of social experiences on the role-taking abilities was not verified.
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