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HEBBLE, PETER W. The Development of Elementary School Children's Judgment of Intent. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1971, 42, 1203-1215. A ratingscale instrument derived from the Piaget (1932) story pair method and the Breznitz and Kugelmass (1967) intentionality questionnaire was devised to clarify the relationship between children's judgments of naughtiness of a story character and the story's description of the character's intent and the consequences of his behavior. Each of 7 stories was varied in 4 ways corresponding to the combinations of 2 intent levels and 2 consequence levels. Children as young as 6 yielded reliable ratings. An intent judgment quotient (IJQ) indicated the relative emphasis which each S placed on intent and consequences when judging. Decreases in naughtiness ratings of story variations involving good intent seemed to be a factor involved in the age-related increase in intent-based judgment which Piaget and others had noted previously.
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