Moral Reasoning in Radical and Non-Radical German Students

摘要: Ninety-one West German university students responded to Kohlberg's moral judgment interview, Q-sorts, TATs, and questions about background, political attitudes, behavior patterns. Morally conventional Ss gave fewer liberal, non-authority-bound decisions on the interviews, were politically conventional, less involved in protests, went church more often, studied practical applied subjects, had steady partners, described themselves as relatively calm, fair, self-controlled, orderly. who transi tional between principled morality often radical, tense relationships with parents, been physical fights, law or humanities, lived alone, scored lower n Affiliation, rebellious, argumentative, restless, doubting, aloof. Principled participated radical activities, likely live dormitories, oft...