moral self-concept
Moral self-concept and moral sensitivity in Iranian nurses
... of self respect and honor may have been ...in moral issues (16, ...and moral self- ...in moral self-concept (13), but they did not appear to be relevant in our ...of ...
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Correlation between moral sensitivity and self-esteem in nursing personnel
... of moral sensitivity suggest that this moral trait stands as a cognitive ability for nurses (28) and is useful for both patients and nurses, in that it can promote the quality of patient care through ...
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An Exploration on the Relationship between Self Concept and Parenting Style on Teenager
... general self-concept is higher than personal oriented general self-concept, family concept is higher than any aspects of personal oriented special self-concept, and ...
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Moral sensitivity and its dimensions in Iranian nursing students
... of moral sensitivity, "expressing benevolence" received the highest, and "structuring moral meaning" the lowest ..."experiencing moral conflict" the lowest scores ...
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Human Beings and the Moral Law: Moral Precariousness in Kant's Ethical Philosophy
... We have seen that the ground for morality’s dignity consists in its superiority over the merely natural (i.e. inclinations). Its necessity and validity obtain even in cases where all inclinations are opposed to it. We ...
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The problem of rational moral enlistment
... our moral evaluations, we need not have a story about how our intuitions are formed, at least not ahead of time, it is enough that we regard them as having some force already, and then seek to see whether they pan ...
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A narrative analysis of moral agency in possible selves : exploring strong evaluation and experience of values in letters from the future
... the self and shaped by culture. In the Dialogical Self Theory they suggest that culture is an internal factor of ...the self contains imagined versions of cultural ...the self, the I-positions ...
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A study of the aristocratic ideal and the theme of moral decline in Latin love elegy
... The thesis argues that the love elegists took the traditional concept of moral decline, which derived chiefly from the moral ideal of the Roman aristocracy, and in order to achieve their[r] ...
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It is self concept, self-esteem or self confidence
... Self confidence is the level of where we are aware of ourselves, in concern of our abilities, gift and knowledge. This is where we have the awareness of our capabilities. We grow to feel safe and comfortable with ...
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UNDERSTANDING SELF AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN EDUCATION
... Miller and Ross (1975) showed that people who believed they had socially desirable characteristics continued in this belief even when the experimenters tried to get them to believe the opposite. Does the same thing ...
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Charity as a Moral Duty
... end for the sake of which no amount of self-sacrifice would be great enough to be considered foolish” (Curtis, 1981, p.314). This does not completely apply to the considered situation but gives insight. If there ...
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The Role of the Self and Self-concept in Mobility Processes.
... Another self-process also emerged as relevant during the early stages of analyzing the Time 1 FLW focus ...career self- efficacy and has been empirically associated with a variety of objective and ...
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The Concept of "Common Heritage of Mankind": A Political Moral Or Legal Innovation
... gime for the seabed and its resources, the Declaration stated that the area and its resources were the common heritage of mankind; that the area should not be s[r] ...
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THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE CONCEPT OF EVIL IN AFRICAN MORAL THOUGHT: A PHILOSOPHICAL EXAMINATION
... According to Africans, although they have no established doctrine for the origin of evil comparable to that of the biblical concept, they all the same accept the effect of evil on the individual and the community. ...
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Bridging The Gap Between Self-Concept (Have) And Ideal Self-Concept (Want)
... So far, applying the two methods above, we can change “WANTs” to “HAVEs” and considering the equalization made in the following table as we can manage to make “WANTs” and “HAVEs” more closely together, as a result, we ...
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Ability grouping: Year group differences in self-concept and attitudes of secondary school pupils
... maths self-concept, general self-concept and general school concept from the SDQ II scale (Marsh, 1990) and statements relating to attitudes towards school and mathematics, perceptions ...
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Young People as Moral Beings: Childhood, Morality and Inter-Generational Relationships
... a moral self is particularly pressing for young people because they have reached an age at which they are increasingly expected to demonstrate morally acceptable behaviour and a moral understanding ...
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TRUANT BEHAVIOUR IN RELATION TO SELF CONCEPT
... the concept of discrepancy between the child ability to perform and some of the requirements of the home or the school may be applicable to the situations in experiment with the animals those cited with ...
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The relationship between academic self-concept, parent expectations, teacher expectations and academic achievement of SJK(C) Chee Tong standard 5 students
... academic self- concept, parent expectations and teacher ...(academic self-concept, parent expectations and teacher expectations) and academic achievement of standard 5 ...
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An exploratory study of the perception of family conflict and it's [sic] relationship to family structure and birth order : effects on late adolescent male and female self concepts : a thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Psychology at Massey University, Turitea, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... These variables include the Tennessee Self-Concept Scales Moral, Academic/Work, Physical, Family, Social, Personal, and Total The conflict and buffering scales designed by the researcher[r] ...
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