Cross-sectional study reveals emotion regulation and cognitive flexibility enhance social skills in students, indicating effective interventions may support development.
The integration of emotional regulation and cognitive flexibility in educational curricula promotes the efficacy of cooperative learning, fostering emotional and social abilities. These findings offer practical insights for educators and policymakers to create organized interventions that promote whole student development.
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