The external contingencies and development processes of students with emotional disabilities

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Date
2015
Authors
Nikolaros, John
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Publisher
Faculty of Education, University of the Free State
Abstract
This paper examines the external contingencies that students with emotional disabilities (ED) experience throughout childhood and adolescence. It presents an in-depth assessment of the impact of external dynamics on the emotional development of students with ED, and considers the school, home, and community support systems. The paper assesses school implementation and the ability to influence the regulation process, along with a review of strategy that assists schools and parents in assessing interventions.
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Keywords
Emotional disabilities, Psychopathology, Emotional intelligence(IE), Behaviours
Citation
Nikolaros, J. (2015). The external contingencies and development processes of students with emotional disabilities. Perspectives in Education, 33(3), 107-120.