Moral Education for Overcoming Moral Rationalization
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This article examines the psychological process of moral rationalization as a function of reason that adopts immoral decision defensively and suggests moral coherence as a way to overcome moral rationalization by avoiding the cognitive dissonance, desire for self-unity according to moral identity. Through this study, I have proposed a strategy for moral coherence using moral self - identity and avoidance cognitive dissonance as a way to refuse moral rationalization and cultivate moral coherence. Through these discussions, I hope to provide more diverse moral educational perspectives for moral decision making.
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This article examines the psychological process of moral rationalization as a function of reason that adopts immoral decision defensively and suggests moral coherence as a way to overcome moral rationalization by avoiding the cognitive dissonance, desire for self-unity according to moral identity. Through this study, I have proposed a strategy for moral coherence using moral self - identity and avoidance cognitive dissonance as a way to refuse moral rationalization and cultivate moral coherence. Through these discussions, I hope to provide more diverse moral educational perspectives for moral decision making.
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