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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"peer rating"”.
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The relationship between perception of leadership OCB and employee OCB
… is to examine the most appropriate source of rating OCB. The second objective is to examine the relationship between perception of leadership OCB (LOCB) and employee OCB (EOCB). Based on a review of current literature, six hypotheses were proposed. The first three hypotheses examined the bias …
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Comparison of the relationship of academic success to self-concept, social acceptance and perceived social acceptance for hearing, hard of hearing and deaf adolescents in a mainstream setting.
… Self-Concept Scale, Form A (Adapted), Peer Rating Scale, and Student Activity Questionnaire (Adapted). The results indicated that hard of hearing and deaf students' self-concepts and their perceptions of their social acceptance were not significantly different from their hearing peers' …
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Social Competence, Person Perception, and Sibling Status in Young Children
… third grade. Social competence was assessed by a peer rating picture sociometric measure. One type of social cognition, person perception, was assessed through content analysis of children's descriptions as peripheral/concrete or central/abstract. No relationship was found between and among the …
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The effectiveness of a classroom-based intervention for social aggression
… the Social Experiences Questionnaire -- peer-report which is a peer-rating measure of their classmates' frequency of social aggression and prosocial behavior. They also completed the Participant Roles Questionnaire -- self-report to determine how often they engaged in the different roles …
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The effects of social skills training to improve peer acceptance for students with disabilities
… to facilitate the social competence and peer acceptance of students with multiple disabilities mainstreamed for non-academic subjects. Ten 3rd and 5th grade students with disabilities and 60 non-disabled 3rd graders participated in this study. The target students spent more than 65% of …