Morality Formation

Definition

Morality formation refers to the process through which individuals develop their sense of right and wrong, as well as their understanding of moral values and principles. It involves the acquisition of moral beliefs, attitudes, and behaviors.

Related terms

Moral Development:

The progressive growth in an individual's ability to understand and reason about moral issues.

Socialization: The process by which individuals learn societal norms, values, and expectations through interactions with others.

Conscience: An individual's internalized sense of right and wrong that guides their behavior based on moral principles.