Sentence examples for moral maturation from inspiring English sources
Jean Piaget, the Swiss developmental psychologist, who argued that play was an essential element of children's social and moral maturation, identified several developmental stages.
According to Habermas, moral maturation involves the growing ability to integrate the interpersonal perspectives given with the system of personal pronouns; the endpoint of that process coincides with the capacity to engage in the mutual perspective-taking required by (U).
To examine whether this pattern reflected processes of maturation, we asked a panel to re-evaluate several moral dilemmas after an eight-year interval but observed no overall change (Study 2).
Additionally, we included a control group of participants to investigate whether maturation in age had an effect by itself on moral reasoning in this age group.
We don't want maturation.
Her slow maturation was not unusual.
Like aging, tennis maturation is subtle.
