Being Hurt and Hurting Others: Children's Narrative Accounts and Moral Judgments of Their Own Interpersonal Conflicts

Cecilia Wainryb (Editor), Beverly A. Brehl (Editor), Sonia Matwin (Editor), Bryan W. Sokol (Commentaries by), Stuart Hammond (Commentaries by), Willis F. Overton (Series Editor)

ISBN: 978-1-4051-5388-1

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172 pages

September 2005, Wiley-Blackwell

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Documents the narrative accounts and moral evaluations made by children after participating in or being the victim of harmful actions among their peers.
Expert research reports on children between the ages of 5 and 16.
Looks at the difference in moral concepts that children apply to situations from the victim’s or the perpetrator’s perspectives.
Contributes to the understanding of children’s moral thinking.

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