1. Case Study - Prosocial Behaviors and Friendship
... older their notions of friendship become more sophisticated and are characterized by intimacy and loyalty (Damon, 1983, as cited in Duchesne and McMaugh, in press). Furman and Bierman's (1984) findings are consistent with Damon's who indicate that as children grow older, at each developmental stage they go through, the values that they acquire are still recognized however more advanced ... values are likely to take precedence. Incidentally, the cumulative experiences gained by individuals of each stage are essential to development (Hartup and Stevens, 1997). Based on Wentzel's research ...
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