What are differences between "developmental factors" and "nondevelopmental factors" regarding group work with children? Describe the types of issues that may be encountered in each type of group
What will be an ideal response?
What are differences between "developmental factors" and "nondevelopmental factors" regarding group work with children? Describe the types of issues that may be encountered in each type of group.
• Developmental factors include variables such as age, gender, and maturity level
• Nondevelopmental factors may include variables such as nature of the problem, suddenness of its appearance, severity, and present coping skills of those involved
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a. true b. false
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