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prosocial moral reasoning: a standalone construct

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prosocialmoral reasoning1 CONSTRUCTProsocial moralEISENBERG-BERG · DEVELOPMENTAL

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Developmental psychology

reasoning about dilemmas in which helping others conflicts with one's own needs, which develops from hedonistic to needs-oriented and internalized levels.

In developmental psychology, prosocial moral reasoning refers to reasoning about dilemmas in which helping others conflicts with one's own needs, which develops from hedonistic to needs-oriented and internalized levels. This meaning comes from Eisenberg-Berg (1979) in Developmental Psychology.[1]

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  1. Eisenberg-Berg, N. (1979). Development of children's prosocial moral judgment. Developmental Psychology, 15(2), 128-137. https://doi.org/10.1037/0012-1649.15.2.128

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