Development of Morals

Posted by Unknown On Minggu, 08 Januari 2012 0 komentar

The moral is an procedure, habits, customs.
The moral and power of thought / Cognitive are the ones who distinguishes man from other creatures.
Piaget's theory
  • Moral understanding in children + 7 th of moral realism, moral as something absolute and unchanging. 
  • Behavior considered right and wrong, justice remains. Obedience is based solely on the consequences of action. 
  • In early adolescence, enter Moral Autonomus or morals as something relative to a specific situation 
  • Teenagers as a moral view of social agreement, the rules will change if the values ​​change.  
  • True or false depending on the purpose and consequences. 
 Kohlberg's theory
  • Pre-conventional: 1) compliance & reason fear the consequences of punishment 2) the reason the tool / intermediaries to follow the rules just based on personal needs or concerns on others (for fear of negative consequences of actions).
  • Conventional: 1) Good-Child Morality: expectations and approval from others 2) Law & Order Morality: stick to the rules of order and approved (the guilt of others if they do not follow the demands of surface).
  • Post conventional: 1) the reasons for the social contract are aware of the value and diversity of opinion 2) adhered to the principle of universal conscience as a sense of responsibility (of regret or self-punishment for not following his own moral sense). 

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