Cognitive Interaction and the Development of Sociality: A Commentary on Damon and Killen

Cognitive Interaction and the Development of Sociality: A Commentary on Damon and Killen

Comments on Damon and Killen's study, pointing out that the methodological difficulties in examining spontaneous moral discussions have led to the appropriation of a dyadic social-cognitive conflict paradigm that focuses on dialogic interaction. (Author/RH)

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Published in:Merrill-Palmer Quarterly Vol. 28; no. 3; p. 369
Main Author: Broughton, John M
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 01-07-1982
Subjects:
Cognitive Development
Discourse Analysis
Interaction
Moral Development
Research Methodology
Research Problems
Social Interaction
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Summary:Comments on Damon and Killen's study, pointing out that the methodological difficulties in examining spontaneous moral discussions have led to the appropriation of a dyadic social-cognitive conflict paradigm that focuses on dialogic interaction. (Author/RH)