3.6: SPIRITUAL AND MORAL CHALLENGES Flashcards
Proponent of Moral Decision Making
Lawrence Kohlberg
He stated that moral reason becomes more complicated and distinguished through the years
Lawrence Kohlberg
What age do teenagers develop their rational thinking?
13
By the age of 13,
teenagers’ rational thinking develops to embrace reciprocal considerations
Reciprocal considerations meaning
Teenagers acquire the ability to appreciate other people’s experiences
Teenagers aged ____ consider the moral and physical consequences of their actions
15-17
Teenagers aged 15-17
- Consider the moral and physical consequences of their actions
- Intense emotional attachment to significant others
People aged ____ yearn for long-term relationships
18-21
What happens for people aged 18-21?
They seek long-term relationships
True or False: Delinquency behavior in people makes them guilty.
False, guiltless
Examples of manifestations of anti-social and delinquency behaviors
- Avid manipulators
- Wants to inflict harm to others
Causes of anti-social and delinquency behaviors
- Impairment in personal, interpersonal, and family functioning
How to address anti-social and delinquency behaviors
- Need psychotherapeutic aid or peers as support group
Strategies to Cope With Challenges
- Learn to accept what you feel
- Identify your vulnerabilities
- Develop your talents and interests
- Become more involved with others
- Seek help when needed