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“Maybe I don’t wanna be the bad guy”; Young Children’s Resistance to Immoral Actions
Children are often thought to engage in imagination freely, but research has found they show boundaries in their play. However, when and how children show limits to moral permissiveness specifically within their pretense is unknown. We conducted two studies to investigate how and when children displ
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