In one theory of this concept's development, the transition from peer-oriented or collective-oriented to objective-oriented requires a namesake pluralism.  Carol Gilligan claimed that the most famous theory of it was biased against women because its studies did not include any, and Elliot Kuriel separated its development from that of the more interpersonal social conventio
In one theory of this concept's development, the transition from peer-oriented or collective-oriented to objective-oriented requires a namesake pluralism.  Carol Gilligan claimed that the most famous theory of it was biased against women because its studies did not include any, and Elliot Kuriel separated its development from that of the more interpersonal social convention in his domain theory.  The most famous theory of it was developed in part based on people's reactions to reading stories, such as one about a man who steals medication for his wife, and it included six stages, the last of which, universal principles, is a theoretical endpoint.  FTP name this concept theorized to develop in pre-conventional, conventional, and post-conventional levels by Lawrence Kohlberg, generally defined as a sense of right and wrong.
In one theory of this concept's development, the transition from peer-oriented or collective-oriented to objective-oriented requires a namesake pluralism.  
morality [accept moral development or morals]