ADVANCED EXPERIMENTS ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL SKILLS IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN BASED ON IMITATION OF BEHAVIOR MODELS
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This article discusses the development of social skills in preschool children based on imitation of behavioral models and the analysis of practical results, shortcomings and achievements of experiments on this. It also provides information on the practical application of the theories of Albert Bandura and Skinner and the difficulties that may be encountered in applying this process to preschool children in our country, as well as on the methods of working with children who have problems with imitation.
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