social behaviors

How Can Parents and Caregivers Encourage Social Behaviors?

Parents and caregivers can encourage social behaviors by:
Modeling positive social interactions.
Providing opportunities for peer interaction.
Encouraging sharing and cooperation.
Using positive reinforcement.
Teaching problem-solving and conflict resolution skills.

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