评估阿联酋处于危险中的儿童:在小学环境中试点使用MBC阿拉伯语版本

M. Efstratopoulou, O. AlQahtani, Abeer Arafa Eldib
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“孩子们的情感、行为和发展问题可以根据老师和家长的观察得到适当的识别和评估。运动行为检查表(MBC);Efstratopoulou, Janssen, Simons, 2012a)旨在帮助课堂教师和体育教师评估学生的运动相关行为。该文书已被成功地翻译成六种语言,并在文化上加以改编,并在一些国际研究中使用。本研究旨在将新开发的阿拉伯语版MBC检查表应用于阿联酋主流学校,评估典型学龄儿童的运动行为问题。对294名年龄在2- 18岁之间的儿童进行了评估,由他们的老师在学校环境中使用59项儿童检查表来分析7类(违反规则、注意力集中、多动、精力不足、刻板行为、社会互动、自我调节)的数据。研究结果表明,男孩在注意力、多动症和社会问题方面得分更高。研究还探讨了性别差异和行为挑战可能产生的影响。作者建议采取早期评估和行为管理策略。”
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ASSESSING CHILDREN AT RISK IN UAE: PILOT USE OF THE MBC ARABIC VERSION IN PRIMARY SCHOOL SETTINGS
"Children’s emotional, behavioral and developmental problems can be properly identified and assessed based on observations from their teachers and parents. The Motor Behavior Checklist (MBC; Efstratopoulou, Janssen, Simons, 2012a) was designed to assist classroom teachers and Physical Education (PE) teachers in assessing their students’ motor-related behaviors. The instrument has already been successfully translated and culturally adapted into six languages and used in a number of research studies internationally. The present study aimed to apply the newly developed Arabic version of the MBC checklist at mainstream Schools in UAE and assess the motor behavioral problems in typical school-aged children. A sample of 294 children aged 2- 18 years were assessed by their teachers in school settings using the 59 items checklist for children analyzing data on the 7 clusters (rules breaking, attention, hyperactivity, low energy, stereotyped behavior, social interaction, self-regulation). Findings indicated that boys were scoring higher on the Attention, Hyperactivity, and social problems scales. Gender differences and the possible effects of behavioral challenges are also explored and discussed in the study. Early assessment and Behavioral management strategies are recommended by the authors."
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