Category: M

Morality of constraint.    

A person who fails to develop adequate moral values.  

Those persons who possess a conservative religiously oriented view of life.  

The process through which a person decides that some action is good or bad.  

Moral thinking typical of children about 12 years and older characterized by flexible rules, mutual agreements, and allowance for intentions morality of constraint.  

Moral thinking typical of children up to about the age of 10, characterized by sacred rules, no exceptions, no allowance for intentions.  

Stages in the development of the concepts of right and wrong.  

In psychoanalytic theory, fear of punishment based in the ego for failure to adhere to the superego’s standards of proper conduct.  

In law, a case in which the facts do not support the proposed litigation, either because of legal precedent or because the facts of the case have changed.  

The illegal production of distilled spirits.