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Emotional Adaptation and Peer Social Interaction Among Children With Disabilities

A published study by Dr. Osama Muhammad Juma examining emotional adaptation and its relationship to peer social interaction among children with disabilities enrolled in early intervention centers in Amman.

By Dr. Osama Juma — PhD in Special Education, The University of Jordan · Published: 2024 · Volume 6, Issue 6 · 5 min read

Original source: This article was first published in the International Journal of Humanities and Educational Research. Read the full original version.

Publication Details

The research was published in 2024 in the International Journal of Humanities and Educational Research, Volume 6, Issue 6.

The full published version is available as a PDF via the journal link on this page.

What Is This Study About?

The study focuses on the level of emotional adaptation and peer social interaction among children with disabilities enrolled in early intervention centers in Amman.

Linking these two dimensions helps in understanding a child's social experience within the early intervention environment, rather than viewing the skills in isolation.

What Is the Practical Value of This Research?

This topic is useful for those working with children and families when planning goals that go beyond individual skills, to include participation, relationships, and emotional expression.

For details on the sample, instrument, analysis, and findings, refer to the original published research.

Note: This content is general awareness/educational material. Determining the most appropriate support requires understanding the student's needs and learning environment, and collaboration with the relevant team.

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