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Huichang Chen, Beijing Normal University, China<br />

Children’s Social Development Scale developed by H. Chen was used to describe 3-7 year-old<br />

children’s social development. The scale was completed by 1497 parents (mother or father) who<br />

were selected from seven provinces <strong>of</strong> China. The results indicated: (1) Young children in China<br />

developed well in Attachment, No Aggression, Honesty & Equity, Sympathy & Altruism,<br />

Amour-propre and not well in Will, Life Habit, Emotion Stability, Independency. (2) The total<br />

scores <strong>of</strong> children ascended from age 3 to 5 and descended from age 5 to 7. (3) The total scores <strong>of</strong><br />

girls were higher than those <strong>of</strong> boys at each age.<br />

2063.45 Children’s and teacher’s view <strong>of</strong> student-teacher relationship: Coherence and difference,<br />

Yun Wang, Xiaohua Wang, Xianli Deng, Qian Zhao, Beijing Normal University, China<br />

The coherence and difference <strong>of</strong> children’ and teachers’ view <strong>of</strong> the student-teacher relationship<br />

(STR) was examined at present study. 509 primary school children grade 3-6 from Beijing were<br />

asked to complete the Student-Teacher Relationship Questionnaire for Student, their 16 teachers<br />

completed the Student-Teacher Relationship Questionnaire for Teacher. The Results found that (1)<br />

the structure and development direction <strong>of</strong> STR from children’s and teachers’ view are significant<br />

consistent. (2) The status <strong>of</strong> the STR perceived by students is different from teacher’s. Teacher’s<br />

perceptions <strong>of</strong> STR are more positive than students on grade 4 to 6, it is reverse on grade 3.<br />

2063.46 A study on the relations between student-teacher relationship viewed by student and<br />

their development on self-concept and social emotion, Xiaohua Wang, Yun Wang, Wuying<br />

Chen, Xia Wang, Guiying Zhang, Beijing Normal University, China<br />

This study examined the relations <strong>of</strong> Student-Teacher Relationship with children’s self-concept<br />

and social emotion. 509 students <strong>of</strong> grade 3-6 completed the Student-Teacher Relationship<br />

Questionnaire, Self Description Questionnaire, Children’s Depression Inventory and Children’s<br />

Loneness Inventory. The results found that (1) TSR can significantly predict the status <strong>of</strong><br />

children’s self-concept and social emotion; (2) Closeness in TSR is significantly correlated with<br />

each dimension <strong>of</strong> self-concept and social emotion. (3) Response in TSR is significantly correlated<br />

with children’s mathematic and school self, feeling <strong>of</strong> loneness and depression. (4) Conflict in<br />

TSR is significantly correlated with parent-child relationship and children’s feeling <strong>of</strong> depression.<br />

2063.47 The characteristics <strong>of</strong> young children’s peer interaction in play, Su Li 1 , Yan Liu 2 ,<br />

Menyi He 2 , Juan Hu 2 , Li Wang 2 , 1 Institute <strong>of</strong> <strong>Psychology</strong>, Chinese Academy <strong>of</strong> Sciences, China;<br />

2<br />

Beijing Normal University, China<br />

Based on the natural observation in the context <strong>of</strong> semi-structured play setting in kindergarten, the<br />

present study analyzed the characteristics <strong>of</strong> 2 to 5 years old children’s peer interaction both<br />

quantitatively and qualitatively. The results are as follows: there are four types <strong>of</strong> interactions in<br />

children's play’s: verbal communication without context, non-verbal interaction, verbal<br />

communication and reciprocal interaction. There is significant difference in different age<br />

children’s mode <strong>of</strong> interaction in different play settings. Play can stimulate the children’s desire to<br />

interact, impel children to think out the approaches and strategies to interact.<br />

2063.48 Development <strong>of</strong> deception <strong>of</strong> preschool children, Xiuli Liu, Ping Wang, Northeast<br />

Normal University, China<br />

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