Unit 1- Values Flashcards
ABC’s of cognitive behavioral psychology
Activating event
Belief (thoughts, values)
Consequences- resulting action
Moral development
Involves thoughts, feelings and behaviors regarding standards of right and wrong
Moral thought
- Heteromomous (4-7) immanent justice
- Autonomous (10 and up) independent, cooperative
- Cognitive disequilibrium theory
Pre-conventional Reasoning
- Heteronomous morality
- Individualism, instrumental purpose, and exchange
Conventional Reasoning
- Mutual interpersonal expectations, relationships, interpersonal conformity
- Social systems morality
Post-conventional Reasoning
- Social contract or utility and individual rights
- Universal ethical principles
4 components of ethical action
- Moral sensitivity
- Moral judgment
- Moral motivation
- Moral character
Moral sensitivity
Awareness of all possible lines of action and their effect on others and self
Moral judgment
Grasping the importance of the context of the situation which will point to the higher, more caring, moral justified value
Moral motivation
Prioritizing moral values over personal values/self interest
Moral character
Having the strength of your conviction, courage, and persistence with a willingness to go against what others think/want