Moral development through social interaction
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Moral development through social interaction
Wiley, c1987
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A Wiley-Interscience publication
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Description
The only single source of information on recent research into the contributions of social interaction to moral development, this book brings together a representative set of writings by prominent scholars and researchers. Chapters are organized into five sections: development process perspectives, developmental-constructivist perspectives, social constructivist perspectives, interpretive-hermeneutic perspectives and social process perspectives. Topics covered include social influence and moral change; school democracy and social interaction; the distinctive features of conversations between friends: theories, research and implications for socio-moral development; social processes in delinquency; and the need to facilitate empathy as well as socio-moral reasoning.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Developmental Process Perspectives: Social Influence and Moral Change
- Self Attributions, Social Interaction and Moral Development. Part 2 Developmental-constructivist Perspectives: Childhood Social Regulations of Intimacy and Autonomy: A Developmental Constructivist Perspective
- School Democracy and Social Interaction. Part 3 Social Constructivist Perspectives: Social Construction and Moral Development: Update and Expansion of an Idea
- Sociomoral Behavior and Development from a Rule-Governed Perspective: Psychosocial Theory as a Nomotic Science. Part 4 Interpretive Hermeneutic Perspectives: Determinations of Meaning: Discourse and Moral Socialization
- Social Interaction as Practical Activity: Implications for Social and Moral Development. Part 5 Social Process Perspectives: The Distinctive Features of Conversations Between Friends: Theories, Research and Implications for Sociomoral Development
- Social Process in Delinquency: The Need to Facilitate Empathy as well as Sociomoral Reasoning
- The Development of Sociomoral Discourse.
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