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CORRELATION BETWEEN FATHERS’ AND MOTHERS’ EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AND THE STATE OF SONS’ AND DAUGHTERS’ HIGHER MENTAL FUNCTIONS

https://doi.org/10.18384/2310-7235-2015-4-62-71

Abstract

The neuropsychological research was carried out among 239 boys and 276 girls of preschool age and primary school age from two-parent families to study the influence of parents’ educational level on the formation of children’s higher mental functions. The influence of each of the parents was analyzed separately. Mother’s educational status is more important for the daughter’s development, and father’s education influences the sons’ to a greater extent. In relation to daughters, father’s education has an exclusive impact on kinesthetic functions. The higher father’s and mother’s educational levels are, the better sinistrocerebral functions, particularly auditory verbal ones, are formed in children of both sexes.

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T. . Fotekova
N.F. Katanov Khakass State University
Russian Federation


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