Unravel the mysteries of psychology without the jargon

Do you ever wonder what makes something “right” or why good people sometimes make bad choices? In this engaging and insightful exploration of morality, we delve into the groundbreaking work of psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg. His famous theory about the stages of moral development sheds light on how our thinking about right and wrong evolves throughout our lives.
From the simple rewards-and-punishments mindset of young children to the complex ethical dilemmas adults face, this book will take you on a journey through the architecture of your own moral compass. Along the way, you’ll discover:

• The different ways philosophers have approached the concept of morality
• How Kohlberg’s levels and stages provide a framework for understanding our moral growth
• The role of family, friends, education, and culture in shaping our values
• Real-world applications of Kohlberg’s theory in classrooms, courtrooms, and businesses
• Thought-provoking criticisms of Kohlberg’s ideas, including the importance of care and diverse perspectives
• The fascinating world of neuroscience and its insights into the biological basis of moral decision-making

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, student, or simply someone curious about the human condition, “The Evolution of Morality” offers a captivating and accessible guide to one of life’s most fundamental questions.