..., and individual differences in adolescents’ identity formation and role taking skill are linked to differences in their experience in the family. A model of individuation, which involves qualities of individuality and connectedness in relationships, is presented and used to account for individual differences...

... process; (2) role-taking, a cognitive skill facilitating the appropriate expression of inborn social tendencies, and (3) the making of ingroup-outgroup distinctions, according to which, in specific situations, the individual chooses whether to role-take at all, and whether to use the information thus...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Empathy Affect Role-taking Piaget’s theory Egocentrism Social interaction Prosocial behavior Hum. Dev. 18: 267-287 (1975) Empathy: Historic and Current Conceptualizations, Measurement, and a Cognitive Theoretical Perspective1...

...Monika Keller Understanding the development of role-taking requires exploration of children’s socialization experience rather neglected in the Piagetian research tradition. 67 seventh-graders were given Feffer’s Role-Taking Task. Measures of child’s perception of parent behavior, IQ, Marburg...