To identify and distinguish among the reported partner characteristics, children’s verbatim responses were transcribed and segmented into ‘‘attri- bute units’’ (i.e., portion of response/text containing a single partner charac- teristic). To delineate ‘‘skill type’’ categories from children’s partner descrip- tions, a single judge (the third author) examined all attribute units and, using response content and previously identified skill categories, distinguished 11 distinct categories in the data. Five of the 11 categories were skills referenced in previous theory and research: (a) staying on task, (b) communicates and listens, (c) acts in a cooperative manner (cooperation), (d) provides support, and (e) attempts to solve disagreements. Three additional skill categories
To identify and distinguish among the reported partner characteristics, children’s verbatim responses were transcribed and segmented into ‘‘attri- bute units’’ (i.e., portion of response/text containing a single partner charac- teristic). To delineate ‘‘skill type’’ categories from children’s partner descrip- tions, a single judge (the third author) examined all attribute units and, using response content and previously identified skill categories, distinguished 11 distinct categories in the data. Five of the 11 categories were skills referenced in previous theory and research: (a) staying on task, (b) communicates and listens, (c) acts in a cooperative manner (cooperation), (d) provides support, and (e) attempts to solve disagreements. Three additional skill categories
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