1As humans we are born with as series of undifferentiated potentials. Humans have an innate ability to acquire ethical beliefs. But the value system we develop is dependent on the cultural framework in which we live in.
Value Development
2An inner subjective set of feelings, attitudes, beliefs, and opinions
World View or Value System
3Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Survival or Physiological
Security
Belonging and Love
Prestige and Self-esteem
Self-actualization
4Feelings of isolation result in needs of satisfying activities
Our actions are explainable using this model as we seem to satisfy given set of needs
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
5He is the psychologist who is known for his work regarding interaction of needs and behavior which the Hierarchy of needs
Abraham Maslow
6Unbridgeable gap between fact and value; between “is” and “ought”
Hume’s Law
7He created a value development model with 3 stages and associated value orientation
Lawrence Kohlberg
8Development was intimately tied to the individuals cognitive and psychomotor development
Value development Models
9For Kholberg, the highest personal value for humans was ______, where the individual issues based on an internal set of personal principles or rules.
Equality
10Kholberg’s Stage of Moral Reasoning
Preconventional
Conventional
Postconventional
11Age (3-7)
Punishment/ Obedience
Egotism; thinking that your are superior to others
Preconventional
12Age (7-12)
Please others
Respect rules
Conventional
13Age (12 and above)
Social contract- they believe that some law are unjust and need to be change
Personal conscience
Postconventional