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Moral development

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The Plural Psyche

Andrew Samuels

1989

Piaget, critique and reassessment

David Cohen

1983

The parents we mean to be

Richard Weissbourd

2009

Golden Rules

Wayne D. Dosick

1995

Moral development, moral education, and Kohlberg

1980

Moral education

Joan F. Goodman, Joan F Goodman, Howard Lesnick

2004

Ethics & issues in contemporary nursing

Margaret A. Burkhardt, Alvita Nathaniel

2008

Becoming men

Daniel A. Hart

1992

Moral learning and development

Graham, Douglas

1972

Personality, identity, and character

Darcia Narváez, Daniel K. Lapsley

2009

Responsibility and psychopathy

Luca Malatesti

2010

The Moral of the Story

Bobby Norfolk

1999

Censorship and intellectual freedom

Frances Beck McDonald

1993

The psychology of moral development

Lawrence Kohlberg

1984

Emotions, imagination, and moral reasoning

Robyn Langdon

2012

The moral curriculum

P. W. Musgrave

1978

Talking pictures

Ronald J. Madison, Corey Schmidt, Ronald Madison Ed.D

2001

Le jugement moral chez l'enfant

Jean Piaget

1932

Meeting the Ethical Challenges of Leadership

Craig E. (Edward) Johnson

2001

Moral development and moral education

R. S. Peters

1981

Nice is not enough

Larry P. Nucci

2009

Raising respectful children in a disrespectful world

Jill M. Rigby

2013

Formation of the moral self

J. A. van der Ven

1998

Stages of faith and religious development

Karl Ernst Nipkow, Friedrich Schweitzer, James W. Fowler

1991

Raising accountable kids

John G. Miller

2016

Moral development, moral education, and Kohlberg

1980

Moral intelligence

Fred Kiel, Doug Lennick

2005

Moral classrooms, moral children

Rheta DeVries

2012

Freud, women, and morality

Eli Sagan

1988

Postconventional moral thinking

James R. Rest, Muriel J. Bebeau, Darcia Narvaez et al.

1999

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