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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Conflict Narratives in Middle Childhood offers a focused examination of how children in the middle-childhood years represent and understand conflict. Connecting narrative with developmental and educational perspectives, the book provides a specialized resource for readers studying children’s communication, social understanding, and experiences.

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Conflict Narratives in Middle Childhood examines narratives involving conflict during the middle-childhood years.

The book focuses on how children represent, describe, and make sense of conflict through narrative.

Its subject connects childhood development with communication, social understanding, and educational study.

This title may be useful to readers interested in children’s perspectives, narrative research, and developmental psychology.

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