Conflict Narratives in Middle Childhood
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Conflict Narratives in Middle Childhood

by Marsha D. Walton

academic child psychology Developmental Studies
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An exploration of how children in middle childhood construct and interpret conflict through personal narratives and social understanding.

About This Book

This book examines conflict narratives among children in middle childhood.

It draws on research to understand how young people make sense of disagreements and social challenges.

The work highlights developmental perspectives on storytelling and social interaction.

Readers will find insights relevant to educators, psychologists, and caregivers.

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