Francesc Sidera
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1464360 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Francesc Sidera |
| PRENOMES | Francesc |
| SOBRENOME | Sidera |
| ASSINATURA | SIDERA F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universitat de Girona |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7107-0450 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
Expressive syntax matters for second-order false belief
While children with typical language development may capitalize on general language skills to grasp the content of others’ minds, those with challenges in mind-reading could rather rely more specifically on complementation structures. However, most studies investigating mind-reading have focused on first-order false-belief reasoning, while much less is known about second-order false-belief, particularly for children that may present language diff…
Executive functions are important for academic achievement, but emotional intelligence too
Finding predictors of academic achievement has caught the interest of many educational researchers in the last decades. Two of the variables that have received considerable attention are emotional intelligence (EI) and executive functions (EF). However, only a few studies have considered their influence in the primary school stage. The aim of this study is to identify which EI components and specific EF are most related to academic achievement an…
Effects of Cybervictimization on the Mental Health of Primary School Students
Although many studies have addressed the consequences of cyberbullying on mental health in secondary school, there is a lack of research in primary education. Moreover, most students who are cybervictims also suffer from traditional bullying, and studies on cyberbullying do not always control for the effects of the latter. The aim of our study is therefore to address the possible effects of cyberbullying on different aspects of the life and behav…
Pretending emotions in the early years
Although 3‐year‐old children sometimes simulate emotions to adapt to social norms, we do not know if even younger children can pretend emotions in playful contexts. The present study investigated (1) what emotions infants of 1–2 years old are capable of pretending and (2) the possible role of language and symbolic play in the ability to pretend emotions. The sample included 69 infants aged 18 to 31 months and their parents. Infants were administr…
Understanding of Pretend Emotions in Children Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Children who are deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) and born to hearing parents have delays in their social-cognitive development and in particular in their Theory of Mind (ToM).These delays are often attributed to the difficulties they encounter in acquiring age-appropriate linguistic and communicative skills.The present study asks whether this developmental delay extends to problems with understanding pretend emotions and if linguistic difficulties…
Bullying in Primary School Children
This study aims to investigate victimization of bullying in primary school children, as well as its relationship with children's perception of being a victim. In a sample of 4646 students from 3rd to 6th grade, we evaluated children's victimization and cybervictimization behaviors, and children were also asked whether they had been victims of bullying or cyberbullying. From the participants, 36.7% were victims, and 4.4% cybervictims. In addition,…
Understanding Pretend Emotions in Children Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Children who are deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) and born to hearing parents have delays in their social-cognitive development and in particular in their theory of mind (ToM). These delays are often attributed to the difficulties they encounter in acquiring age-appropriate linguistic and communicative skills. The present study asks whether this developmental delay extends to problems with understanding pretend emotions and if linguistic difficulti…
Development of self-esteem in the early school years
Aquest article pretén estudiar la influència de l’edat i el sexe en l’autoestima dels infants a l’inici de l’etapa escolar. Vàrem administrar l’escala d’autoestima EVA (2015) a 369 nens i nenes de 1r, 2n i 3r curs de primària, i també vam preguntar als i les mestres quina autoestima atribuïen als seus alumnes. Els resultats mostren un lleuger descens amb l’edat en la Satisfacció escolar i, a mesura que augmenta el curs, també baixa l’Acceptació s…
Influences on Facial Emotion Recognition in Deaf Children
This exploratory research is aimed at studying facial emotion recognition abilities in deaf children and how they relate to linguistic skills and the characteristics of deafness. A total of 166 participants (75 deaf) aged 3-8 years were administered the following tasks: facial emotion recognition, naming vocabulary and cognitive ability. The children's teachers or speech therapists also responded to two questionnaires, one on children's linguisti…
A distinção entre emoção aparente e real no faz-de-conta e em situações de engano
A compreensão das crianças acerca da distinção entre emoção aparente e real foi avaliada através de uma tarefa de engano e de uma tarefa de faz-de-conta. Em cada tarefa. As crianças entre os 5 e os 7 anos ouviram uma história e foram inquiridas acerca das emoções internas e externas do protagonista. O procedimento permitiu que as crianças mostrassem a compreensão dessa distinção a nível espontâneo e após questionamento explícito. As crianças tive…
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A distinção entre emoção aparente e real no faz-de-conta e em situações de engano
A compreensão das crianças acerca da distinção entre emoção aparente e real foi avaliada através de uma tarefa de engano e de uma tarefa de faz-de-conta. Em cada tarefa. As crianças entre os 5 e os 7 anos ouviram uma história e foram inquiridas acerca das emoções internas e externas do protagonista. O procedimento permitiu que as crianças mostrassem a compreensão dessa distinção a nível espontâneo e após questionamento explícito. As crianças tive…
Influences on Facial Emotion Recognition in Deaf Children
This exploratory research is aimed at studying facial emotion recognition abilities in deaf children and how they relate to linguistic skills and the characteristics of deafness. A total of 166 participants (75 deaf) aged 3-8 years were administered the following tasks: facial emotion recognition, naming vocabulary and cognitive ability. The children's teachers or speech therapists also responded to two questionnaires, one on children's linguisti…
Development of self-esteem in the early school years
Aquest article pretén estudiar la influència de l’edat i el sexe en l’autoestima dels infants a l’inici de l’etapa escolar. Vàrem administrar l’escala d’autoestima EVA (2015) a 369 nens i nenes de 1r, 2n i 3r curs de primària, i també vam preguntar als i les mestres quina autoestima atribuïen als seus alumnes. Els resultats mostren un lleuger descens amb l’edat en la Satisfacció escolar i, a mesura que augmenta el curs, també baixa l’Acceptació s…
Bullying in Primary School Children
This study aims to investigate victimization of bullying in primary school children, as well as its relationship with children's perception of being a victim. In a sample of 4646 students from 3rd to 6th grade, we evaluated children's victimization and cybervictimization behaviors, and children were also asked whether they had been victims of bullying or cyberbullying. From the participants, 36.7% were victims, and 4.4% cybervictims. In addition,…
Understanding Pretend Emotions in Children Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Children who are deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) and born to hearing parents have delays in their social-cognitive development and in particular in their theory of mind (ToM). These delays are often attributed to the difficulties they encounter in acquiring age-appropriate linguistic and communicative skills. The present study asks whether this developmental delay extends to problems with understanding pretend emotions and if linguistic difficulti…
Effects of Cybervictimization on the Mental Health of Primary School Students
Although many studies have addressed the consequences of cyberbullying on mental health in secondary school, there is a lack of research in primary education. Moreover, most students who are cybervictims also suffer from traditional bullying, and studies on cyberbullying do not always control for the effects of the latter. The aim of our study is therefore to address the possible effects of cyberbullying on different aspects of the life and behav…
Pretending emotions in the early years
Although 3‐year‐old children sometimes simulate emotions to adapt to social norms, we do not know if even younger children can pretend emotions in playful contexts. The present study investigated (1) what emotions infants of 1–2 years old are capable of pretending and (2) the possible role of language and symbolic play in the ability to pretend emotions. The sample included 69 infants aged 18 to 31 months and their parents. Infants were administr…
Understanding of Pretend Emotions in Children Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Children who are deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) and born to hearing parents have delays in their social-cognitive development and in particular in their Theory of Mind (ToM).These delays are often attributed to the difficulties they encounter in acquiring age-appropriate linguistic and communicative skills.The present study asks whether this developmental delay extends to problems with understanding pretend emotions and if linguistic difficulties…
Executive functions are important for academic achievement, but emotional intelligence too
Finding predictors of academic achievement has caught the interest of many educational researchers in the last decades. Two of the variables that have received considerable attention are emotional intelligence (EI) and executive functions (EF). However, only a few studies have considered their influence in the primary school stage. The aim of this study is to identify which EI components and specific EF are most related to academic achievement an…
Expressive syntax matters for second-order false belief
While children with typical language development may capitalize on general language skills to grasp the content of others’ minds, those with challenges in mind-reading could rather rely more specifically on complementation structures. However, most studies investigating mind-reading have focused on first-order false-belief reasoning, while much less is known about second-order false-belief, particularly for children that may present language diff…
Psychology (9 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Cognitive psychology (4 obras) · Hearing Impairment and Communication (4 obras) · Child and Animal Learning Development (3 obras) · Cognition (3 obras) · Aggression (2 obras) · Bullying, Victimization, and Aggression (2 obras) · Clinical Psychology (2 obras) · Language Development and Disorders (2 obras)