2016
DOI: 10.1080/03057240.2016.1213708
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Development of moral emotions and decision-making from childhood to young adulthood

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“…The first part is title, the second part is introduction, the third part is conflict sentence, and the fourth part is dilemmatic sentence. The final dilemmatic sentence is the culmination of a moral dilemma story, there has typical words in the form of a question "if you become ....", this sentence will lead the reader to feel and enter as a character [21,22]. Moral dilemma stories have principles, including 1) the sentence is to the point, 2) it has true values between two dilemmatic options at the end of dilemmatic sentence, and 3) the options are balance [23,24].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The first part is title, the second part is introduction, the third part is conflict sentence, and the fourth part is dilemmatic sentence. The final dilemmatic sentence is the culmination of a moral dilemma story, there has typical words in the form of a question "if you become ....", this sentence will lead the reader to feel and enter as a character [21,22]. Moral dilemma stories have principles, including 1) the sentence is to the point, 2) it has true values between two dilemmatic options at the end of dilemmatic sentence, and 3) the options are balance [23,24].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Decision-making in problem solving dilemmas is not like answering the story in general. Decisions in the dilemma story involve emotion and sometimesreflective wisdom [17]. An individual who tries to make a decision in a dilemma can drift into a story situation, so decision-making is often missed by logical value.…”
Section: Results and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Posteriormente, se observó la relación causal entre el comportamiento prosocial y la maduración del razonamiento moral, los valores e identidad moral (Shields et al, 2018). Por otro lado, estudios emergentes de Asia y Europa, presentan contribuciones a la comprensión de toma de decisiones morales y su incidencia en las emociones, destacando el rol de los pares en la atribución de estas emociones, así como el grado de razonamiento moral asociado a las normas sociales y la búsqueda del bien común (Hasegawa, 2016;Šramová, 2017).…”
Section: Desarrollo Moral Y Educación Secundariaunclassified