Moral Development through Social Interaction

DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESS PERSPECTIVES. Social Influence and Moral Change (W. Damon & A. Colby). Self-Attributions, Social Interaction and Moral Development (N. Eisenberg). DEVELOPMENTAL-CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVES. Childhood Social Regulation of Intimacy and Autonomy: A Developmental-Constructionist Perspective (R. Selman & K. Yeates). School Democracy and Social Interaction (L. Kohlberg & A. Higgins). SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVIST PERSPECTIVES. Social Construction and Moral Development: Update and Expansion of an Idea (J. Youniss). Sociomoral Behavior and Development from a Rule-Governed Perspective: Psychosocial Theory as a Nomotic Science (W. Kurtines). INTERPRETIVE-HERMENEUTIC PERSPECTIVES. Determinations of Meaning: Discourse and Moral Socialization (R. Schweder & N. Much). Social Interaction as Practical Activity: Implications for the Study of Social and Moral Development (M. Packer). SOCIAL PROCESS PERSPECTIVES. The Distinctive Features of Conversations between Friends: Theories, Research, and Implications for Sociomoral Development (T. Berndt). Social Processes in Delinquency: The Need to Facilitate Empathy as Well as Sociomoral Reasoning (J. Gibbs). The Development of Sociomoral Discourse (M. Berkowitz, et al.). Author Index. Subject Index.Kurtines, William M. is the author of 'Moral Development through Social Interaction', published 1988 under ISBN 9780471625674 and ISBN 0471625671.