Module 5 Flashcards
Caring Orientation
moral reasoning that focuses on responding to others’ needs in intimate relationships
Conventional Level of Moral Reasoning
Kohlberg’s second level of moral reasoning that focuses on external authorities, such as the conventions and standards of society, for determining right and wrong
Empathy-based Guilt
the feeling of pain and regret for causing distress or pain in another person
Hostile Attributional Bias
the tendency to interpret another person’s intentions as hostile
Justice Orientation
moral reasoning that focuses on the rights of individuals due to their focus on independence and individuality
Morality of Cooperation
Piaget’s second stage of moral reasoning which includes understanding certain situations or under particular circumstances rules can be bent
Moral Realism
Piaget’s first stage of moral reasoning which includes viewing right and wrong as being determined by the consequences of behavior given by adult authority figures
Moral Reasoning
the thoughts or rationale for determining right and wrong
Preconventional Level of Moral Reasoning
Kohlberg’s first level of moral reasoning that includes an egocentric, self-interest view of right and wrong, not using the conventions or standards of society
Prosocial Behavior
voluntary behavior intended to benefit others by helping or sharing
Sociomoral Development Delay
self-centered, egocentric orientation that is not replace by the more typical advanced moral development