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Psychology
Child Development
Moral Development
Early Childhood
Concepts of Right and Wrong
Development of moral instincts
Understanding rules and consequences
Recognition of social norms
Influence of Authority Figures
Role of parents in moral guidance
Impact of teachers and caregivers
Influence of religious or community leaders
Middle Childhood
Moral Reasoning
Development of moral reasoning skills
Role of context in moral decision-making
Distinction between justice and care perspectives
Fairness Concepts
Understanding equality and equity
Development of empathy and concern for others
Reasoning about fairness in group settings
Adolescence
Ethical Principles
Formation of personal ethics
Challenge to established norms and values
Development of integrity and honesty
Personal Values and Beliefs
Influence of personal experiences
Alignment of actions with beliefs
Development of ideological commitments
Social Justice Awareness
Awareness of societal inequalities
Active participation in justice-oriented actions
Influence of cultural and political contexts on moral views
Influences on Moral Development
Family Influence
Genetic predispositions to empathy
Moral dialogues within the family
Role of siblings in moral perspective-taking
Peer Influence
Social comparison and peer pressure
Role of friendships in moral reflection
Influence of peer group norms
Cultural and Societal Influences
Effect of cultural narratives on morality
Role of societal values and laws
Influence of media and technology
Stages of Moral Development
Pre-conventional Morality
Obedience and punishment orientation
Self-interest orientation
Conventional Morality
Good interpersonal relationships
Maintaining social order
Post-conventional Morality
Social contract and individual rights
Universal principles
Application of Moral Development Theories
Implications for educational practices
Role in shaping parenting strategies
Influence on policy-making and legal systems
Contribution to conflict resolution and peace-building strategies
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