Narrative Development in Adolescence: Creating the Storied Self (Advancing Responsible Adolescent Development)
by Kate C. Mclean, Monisha Pasupathi
Narrative Development in Adolescence explores how teens build their identities through personal stories. Kate C. Mclean and Monisha Pasupathi analyze the psychological processes behind creating the storied self, emphasizing its role in emotional and social development. Part of the Advancing Responsible Adolescent Development series, this book offers key insights into adolescent psychology.
About This Book
This book delves into the process of narrative development during adolescence, focusing on how young people create and refine their sense of self through storytelling.
Authors Kate C. Mclean and Monisha Pasupathi examine the psychological mechanisms that enable adolescents to construct coherent personal narratives, integrating experiences into a meaningful identity.
As part of the Advancing Responsible Adolescent Development series, it highlights the importance of narrative skills in fostering emotional growth and social responsibility.
The work provides a foundation for understanding how storytelling influences self-perception and interpersonal relationships in adolescence.
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