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Peer reviewedMiller, Joan G. – Human Development, 1997
Maintains that Jensen highlights the force of an orthodox moral outlook and offers a novel theoretical framework integrating moral judgment with moral behavior through the "worldview" mechanism. Argues that Jensen's identification of an orthodox moral outlook is more successful than the theoretical framework offered and that many…
Descriptors: Adults, Cultural Differences, Culture, Moral Development
Peer reviewedJensen, Lene Arnett – Human Development, 1997
Argues that moral reasoning is premised upon more comprehensive worldviews. Suggests that moral behaviors in part serve to maintain these worldviews. Uses interviews with adults whose moral evaluations and reasoning place them on opposite sides of the current American culture war to illustrate the argument that they differ in their moralities…
Descriptors: Adults, Cultural Background, Cultural Differences, Culture
Peer reviewedDien, Dora Shu-fang – Human Development, 1997
Raises the question of how applicable Jensen's approach is to other sociomoral contexts. Examines the meaning of worldview and that of morality and how the two intersect. (KB)
Descriptors: Adults, Cultural Background, Cultural Differences, Culture
Peer reviewedSimpson, Elizabeth Leonie – Human Development, 1974
From the moral development scale scoring manual, Kohlberg's published works, and the research of his collaborators and others, an analysis was made of the evidence supporting the hierarchy of moral reasoning and the claims put forth for the cross-cultural universality of the cognitive-developmental theory. (Author/CS)
Descriptors: Concept Formation, Cross Cultural Studies, Cultural Differences, Cultural Influences


