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ELLIOT TURIELu2019s MORAL RULES<br> (Domain Theory)

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  1. (DOMAIN THEORY) EDUC 1: CHILD AND ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT AND FS 1 ELLIOT TURIEL’s MORAL RULES JULIE MAE T. LIRA

  2. BRIEF HISTORY OF: • DR.ELLIOT TURIEL • Dr.Turiel was born in 1938 • PhD in Psychology from Yale University • American Psychologies and Chancellor’s Professor at the Graduate School of Education at the University of California, Berkeley • PUBLICATIONS: • The Culture of Morality: Social Development,Context, and Conflict from the Cambridge University Press (2002) • The Development of Morality, published in Handbook of Child Psychology (1998) • Notes from the Underground : Culture, Conflict and Subversion, published in Piaget, Evolution and Development (1998) • Dominance, Subordination and Concepts of Personal Entitlement in Cultural Contexts, published in Child Development (with C. Wainryb 1994)

  3. DOMAIN THEORY has proposed that individuals acquire moral concepts about fairness, others’ welfare, and rights (the “moral” domain) beginning in early childhood, and that this knowledge develops during childhood and adolescence. • The Ideas of Dr.Turiel: • He based his theory of moral development in contrast to global stage theories outlined by Lawrence Kohlberg, in which morality is viewed as a series of hierarchical stages, moral domain theory proposes that moral reasoning is distinct from other forms of social knowledge, such as societal and psychological knowledge. • Kholberg stated that, “moral judgments may be defined as judgments of value, as social judgments, and as judgments that oblige an individual to take action.”

  4. The three types of reasonersKohlberg’s theory Elliot Turielthree Domain of knowledge • The Moral • principles of how individuals ought to treat one another • The Societal • regulations designed to promote the smooth functioning of social groups and institutions • The Psychological • the understanding of self, others, and beliefs about individuality • Preconventionalreasoners • reason according to the self perspective. They ignore or social norms and do not use them in their reasoning process. • Conventional reasoners • Use social rules and norms to guide their moral reasoning. • Postconventionalreasoners • understand the social rules, but do not carefully follow them when making moral decisions. They instead use the basic principles behind the social norm to lead their behavior.

  5. What’s the difference? MORALITY VS. SOCIAL CONVENTION Social Convention is made up of concepts like politeness and respect. Because these are abstract they are more difficult for children to understand. Morality is about fairness and and the minimization of harm to others. This concept is easy for children to understand A good example of this difference is an elevator. It is socially acceptable and polite to be quite in an elevator. A child sees an elevator and understands because there is no immediate harm or unfairness regarding breaking this social rule, it is okay to yell

  6. The Domain theory stated that children construct moral, societal, and psychological concepts at the same time rather then one after another Morality includes concepts of physical harm, psychological harm, the distribution of resources, freedoms, and rights. Children build morality based on experience and can learn moral and conventional values start at age three!

  7. Critiques Some psychologist argued that the researchers of the Domain theory did not take into account the children's’ lack of ability to evaluate intention.In some cultures there is a blurred line between manners and morality Insights Turiel domain theory studies on ways how children, adolescents, and adults attempt to counter inequalities  with overt and covert activities aimed at changing and subverting practices that favor those in positions of power in the social hierarchy. Because his research shows that cultures are not homogeneous and that different groups on in social hierarchies disagree on how to apply considerations of justice and equality.

  8. REFERENCES: https://www.moraledk12.org/elliot-turiel-c19bv https://naeducation.org/our-members/elliot-turiel/ https://www.encyclopedia.com/social-sciences/applied-and-social-sciences-magazines/moral-domain-theory#:~:text=Moral%20domain%20theory%20has%20proposed,develops%20during%20childhood%20and%20adolescence.

  9. THANK YOU !!!

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