Effect of motion games on the psychoemotional state of children with intellectual disabilities
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2020
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Purpose: The aim of study was to examine the features of emotional state and cognitive function of children
with limited intellectual abilities during outdoor games. Methods: 40 pupils from the Smilyan Orphanage of
Cherkasy Region participated in the research. All children were divided into two groups, the control and the
experimental, with the existing diagnosis of moderate grade oligophrenia, and attended the 2nd and 3rd grades of
correctional school. The control group consisted of 22 students, including 11 boys and 11 girls. The experimental
group consisted of 18 students, of which 9 boys and 9 girls. The following research methods were used: analysis
and generalization of the data of special scientific literature, pedagogical methods of research, method of
comparison, methods of research of psycho-emotional state; psychomotor development; methods of
mathematical statistics. Results: The results of researches presented in the article allow to state the positive
influence of classes of motive games on the psycho-emotional state and cognitive function of children with
intellectual disabilities, which will promote social adaptation of students with this nosology. Conclusions:
Motivational games can be used during developmental and physical training sessions as an effective remedy for
therapeutic effects in some mental disorders, as an effective non-medication remedy. This has a positive effect
on the physical and psycho-emotional state of children with intellectual disabilities and can be applied in the
process of adaptive physical education.
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active games, junior schoolchildren, emotional status, cognitive function
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Krutsevich T. Effect of motion games on the psychoemotional state of children with intellectual disabilities / T. Krutsevich, N. Pangelova, L. Kuznetsova, O. Marchenko, S. Trachuk, M. Pangelova, B. Pangelov // Journal of Physical Education and Sports (SPES). – 2020. - Vol. 20 (2), Art. 123. - P. 862-869.