Question

Discuss the role of moral foundations in the personality development of university students.​

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The moral foundations theory has been established by a community of social & cultural psychologists to understand why the moral varies so greatly across various societies while has so many parallels and themes. In short, the theory suggests that a number of "inborn and universally" available "psychological systems" are the foundation of "intuitive ethics." Each culture then builds on these foundations virtues, narratives and institutions, thereby "creating unique morality" that we see throughout the world and that conflicts within countries as well. It was 1st proposed by the psychologists  Craig Joseph, Jesse Graham, &Jonathan Haidt building on the work of "cultural anthropologist Richard Shweder"

Explanation:

According to the Theory of Moral foundations, variations in moral concerns can be defined in 6 foundation.

1. Care: Protecting & cherishing others;  the opposite of "harm"
2. Proportionality/Fairness: Rendering justice in accordance to shared rules; the opposite of "cheating"
3. Loyalty/Ingroup: Standing with your family, group, and nation; the opposite of "betrayal"
4. Authority or respect: Submitting to legitimate & traditional authority; the opposite of "subversion"
5. Purity/Sanctity: Abhorrence for disgusting foods, things, and actions; the opposite of "degradation".
6. Liberty/Oppression: Need to distinguish between "proportionality fairness" to coercion by a "dominating person/power"

Moral Foundations Theory has  an "enormous impact" on "moral psychology". The above if inculcated in students it facilitates new approaches to "understanding" & "resolving moral conflicts", by way of  the recognition that cultures which is built their distinct/unique moralities on "top of a foundation" of  universal, shared intuitions.

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