6. Morality

Question 1

Morality

Answer 1

Set of principles or ideals, different emotions

Question 2

Moral development

Answer 2

The changes in a person’s thoughts, feelings and actions involving the concept of right and wrong

Question 3

Internalization

Answer 3

Beginning to internally believe morals
Asked a moral question: respond with their own judgements
Most crucial milestone

Question 4

3 Components of Moral Development

Answer 4

1. Emotional component - empathy, guilt, pride
2. Cognitive component - moral reasoning (Piaget)
3. Behavioural component - moral behaviour

Question 5

2 Dimensions of Moral Development

Answer 5

1. Interpersonal
2. Intrapersonal

Question 6

Interpersonal dimension

Answer 6

Regulation of behaviour during social interactions and conflict

Question 7

Intrapersonal dimension

Answer 7

Regulation of behaviour in the absence of social interaction

Question 8

Parents

Answer 8

Give baseline rules, building blocks of what you base your morality on
First teachers
What is and what is not moral

Question 9

Quality of parent-child relationship

Answer 9

Warm parents, mutual responsible and obligation to discipline child = better internalisation, self-regulation and stimulates moral growth.

Question 10

4 Parental Disciplinary Techniques & Effects

Answer 10

1. Love taking away
2. Power assertion
3. Induction
4. Proactive strategies

Question 11

Love taking away

Answer 11

Ignoring, no love

Question 12

Power assertion

Answer 12

Negative use of power

Question 13

Induction

Answer 13

Positive effect
Draw child attention to consequences
Using reasoning and saying why the behavior is wrong

Question 14

Proactive strategies

Answer 14

Positive effect
Dealing with bad behaviour before it occurs
Teaches about self-regulation

Question 15

*Role of Education/School

Question 16

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