Moral Thinking

Definition

Moral thinking refers to the cognitive process of making judgments about what is right or wrong, good or bad, and morally acceptable or unacceptable. It involves the ability to consider ethical principles and values when making decisions.

Related terms

Moral Development:

The process through which individuals acquire their understanding of what is right and wrong, and how they develop their moral reasoning abilities.

Conscience: An inner voice or sense of morality that guides individuals in making ethical decisions based on their beliefs and values.

Ethical Dilemma: A situation that requires an individual to make a choice between two morally conflicting options.