Analysis Of A Positive Appraisal: Improving Social Acceptance

Social acceptance is a positive appraisal that involves children working and playing together (Noonan & McCormick, 2014, p. 284.) A major goal for the client is to find a strategy that they could partake in to help build the client’s confidence. There are four strategies that could help improve one’s social competence: the client will have the ability to gain entry to a peer group, resolve conflicts, maintain play interactions and initiate, develop, and maintain friendships (Noonan & McCormick, 2014, p. 284.) Activities should be given appropriately and should give the client the ability to initiate, respond, and take turns exchanging formats (Noonan & McCormick, 2014, p. 285.) Furthering the client’s ability to engage with other children