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STAGES Child Research: Preliminary Report

O’Fallon

The Loevinger Lineage (Loevinger, Torbert, Cook Greuter, O’Fallon) has much data related to adult development. This includes adults that score at very early levels of development, including Egocentric (late first person perspective in the STAGES model), “Rule Oriented” (early second person perspective), and “Conformist” (late second person perspective). Many of the adult populations comprising the Loevinger lineage research-base at the earliest levels come from adults that are compromised in some way. However, very little research has been done related to first and second person expressions of children, which are the primary ages that take these perspectives. This article describes our first attempt to examine the expressions of children at these levels who have normal healthy expressions of these earliest human perspectives.

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