This study aimed to clarify the developmental course of self-other overlap from mid-childhood to late adolescence. Results showed that the development of self-other overlap varied across relationship type: whereas self-stranger overlap increased, overlap with mother, father, friend, and classmate all decreased, with that for parents decreasing most.
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