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

I. Morality, Interpretation, and Perspective 1.

II. The Present Study: Research Strategies and Methods 19.

III. The Narrative Accounts of Victims and Perpetrators 31.

IV. Narrative Accounts and Development 43.

V. Morla Judgements about Conflicts as Understood 62.

VI. Moral Conflicts, Subjectivity, and DEvelopment 72.

Appendix A: The Scoring of Narrative Elements: Annotated Example 85.

Appendix B: The Scoring of Contents of Narrative Elements: Categories and Examples 88.

Appendix C: The Scoring of narrative Coherence: Annotated Examples 95.

Refferences 104.

Acknowledgements 114.

Commentary- Human Agents and the "Joints" of Socail Experience: A Commentary on Wainryb, Brehl, and Matwin.

Bryan W. Sokol and Stuart Hammond 115.

Contributors 123.

Statement of Editorial Policy 124