PSY210H5 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Bound And Unbound Morphemes, Jean Berko Gleason, Language Acquisition Device
7 May 2012
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Manner, character, proper behaviour: morality stems from philosophy, principles, moral ideas: its important for society to move forward, responsible individuals, movie atrocity: obedience to authority. Preconventional: focus on self (young kids), conventional: focus on the group (most adults), post conventional: focus on justice (ethicists): stage #1: obedience and punishment orientation. One earns acceptance by being nice : stage #4: law and order orientation: following society as a whole, obeying laws to maintain social order. What is right: stage #5: social contract: loyalty to truth, conscience= reason. What should be right: stage #6: universal ethical and principle orientation: principles, no matter what the price. Conventional: rules that are imposed by the society, rituals etc. Intergroup inclusion and exclusion: requires both cognitive capacity and social understanding. Or is exclusion viewed as something to preserve ingroup: study: interviewed preschool- aged children about gender exclusion in play activities, two contexts. Straightforward: two girls playing with dolls, and a boy wants to come and play.
