… Social participation (or dominance) by itself is mute with respect to the quality of peer behavior,
and therefore, competence … of peer competence concerns the impact of the social ecology…

… Despite the evidence, we believe that linking social competence to a … the social status of
children with LD to their peers suggest that many of these children are accepted by their peers. …

… Profiles of peer competence in the preschool: Interrelations among measures, influence
of social ecology, and relation to attachment history. Developmental Psychology, 21, 56–69. …

… The convergence of social roles in the affiliative and … about changes in peer-group social
ecology. Such changes may … generally competent on each dimension of our social analysis. In …

… exchange, dyadic relationships, and roles within the structured peer group (Strayer,
1980b). The resulting multidimensional analyses of peer group social ecology show that the …

… social ecology of their preschool classrooms. Unlike the majority of the current research
on peer rejection, social competence… the initial preschool classroom social ecology—classroom …

… victims’) social network affiliations are operating without a map of the social ecology. Ideally,
… by including a member with high academic competence; an academically-oriented group of …

… factor, the child's higher social competence (though measured as an … social competence,
the mother's marriage to a non-ill partner, and the child's contact with other adults and peers. …

… the ecology of behaviour and social competence in young … Social competencies such
as emotion regulation, control of … life, to their social competence is crucial to foster social-emotional …

… The primary purpose of this book is to assist those interested in the scientific study of
children's social competence in transcending the boundaries imposed both by geography and by …