Moral Development

4. Morality based on rules given by adults; actions judged by consequences, not intentions.
6. One of the stages of Kohlberg’s theory where people identify right and wrong based on social rules, expectations and abide by the laws.
7. Principles of freedom or entitlement in moral and social contexts.
9. Innate emotional characteristics
10. a defense mechanism in which someone attributes their own feelings or thoughts to another person.
11. Tendency to focus on oneself and see things only from one’s own perspective
14. Results of an action
15. Understanding responsibility and moral judgment.
16. Morality based on personal reasoning; actions judged by intentions, not just rules.
19. A penalty for breaking a rule
20. The highest stage of Kohlberg’s theory where moral decisions are based on personal principles and universal ethical values.

1. Moral decision-making process.
2. The name of Elliot Turiel's theory that divides rules into moral, social, and personal domains.
3. Moral conflict with no easy answer.
5. Psychologist who developed the stages of moral development.
8. Following rules to avoid punishment
12. A learning theory where people build knowledge through experience, interaction, and active exploration.
13. the first level of Kohlberg’s theory of moral development
17. Feeling of doing something wrong.
18. The process of creating or establishing rules.