Совокупность накопленных данных свидетельствует о важной роли саморегуляции в академической успеваемости детей и формировании социального и эмоционального благополучия. Биннс, Хатчинсон и Орам Карди (Binns, Hutchinson and Oram Cardy) предложили модель, призванную помочь клиницистам понять влияние, которое стресс может оказывать на способность детей достигать состояния регуляции и взаимодействовать с окружением, а также одновременно поддерживать возможности общения и саморегуляции.
В статье рассматриваются проблемы в сфере саморегуляции, характерные для детей с аутизмом, и приведены особые замечания по применению разработанной автором и коллегами модели для коррекции аутизма.
Биннс А. Применение модели саморегуляции и коммуникации для коррекции
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