Clinically speaking, the major role played by children's preferences suggests that children's participa- tion can be encouraged by explicit consideration of children's motives for engaging in activities. The literature sug- gests that children are motivated to be involved in activities that supply them with meaningful experiences that satisfy basic psychological needs, including needs for control, selfesteem, and social relatedness (King et al., 2004; Sandler, Ayers, Suter, Schultz, & Twohey-Jacobs, 2004; Tinsley & Eldredge, 1995). Service providers can play an important role in helping children and families to recognize the multi- ple factors influencing participation. Service providers can assess participation and consider the supports that could be provided to influence a child's participation, because support from parents, close friends, and teachers plays an important role in promoting participation.
Clinically speaking, the major role played by children's preferences suggests that children's participa- tion can be encouraged by explicit consideration of children's motives for engaging in activities. The literature sug- gests that children are motivated to be involved in activities that supply them with meaningful experiences that satisfy basic psychological needs, including needs for control, selfesteem, and social relatedness (King et al., 2004; Sandler, Ayers, Suter, Schultz, & Twohey-Jacobs, 2004; Tinsley & Eldredge, 1995). Service providers can play an important role in helping children and families to recognize the multi- ple factors influencing participation. Service providers can assess participation and consider the supports that could be provided to influence a child's participation, because support from parents, close friends, and teachers plays an important role in promoting participation.
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