Morals

Definition

Morals refer to a person's beliefs about what is right or wrong, and they guide their behavior accordingly. It involves understanding and following societal norms and values.

Related terms

Social Learning Theory:

This theory by Albert Bandura suggests that individuals learn behaviors by observing others, including moral behaviors.

Moral Development:

The process through which an individual develops their understanding of right and wrong, often influenced by social interactions.

Imitation:

The act of copying or mimicking someone else's behavior, which plays a crucial role in learning moral values.