Moral Development Crossword

a system of beliefs about what is right and good compared to what is wrong or bad
changes in moral beliefs as a person grows older and gains maturity
about human rights—or more specifically, about respect for fairness, impartiality, equality, and individuals’ independence
about human responsibilities—more specifically, about caring for others, showing consideration for individuals’ needs, and interdependence among individuals
explained how morality of justice develops
level of moral development that includes ethics of obedience and punishment and ethics of market exchange
level of moral development that includes ethics of peer opinion and ethics of law and order
level of moral development that includes ethics of social contract and ethics of self-chosen, universal principles
proposed three moral positions about the morality of care
system of beliefs about human responsibilities, care, and consideration for others
the most basic kind of caring is a survival orientation, in which a person is concerned primarily with his or her own welfare
a more subtle moral position is caring for others, in which a person is concerned about others’ happiness and welfare, and about reconciling or integrating others’ needs where they conflict with each other
, the most developed form of moral caring in Gilligan’s model includes the coordination of personal needs and values with those of others
practical programs that integrate ethical understanding, care, and action