Although the roles of men and women in society and the workplace have undergone dramatic change, there has been comparatively less change in the family roles of men and women. This study investigated young adults’ endorsements of and reasoning about gender roles in the context of the family. Participants (N 1⁄4 224) indicated their level of agreement with six different family roles and provided...

When interpreting the actions of people from other societies from a moral point of view, we often err. Two types of errors are of particular relevance here. One consists in overestimating the similarity across cultures of the moral judgments that guide people’s actions and interactions. The other consists in underestimating this similarity. Arguably, the first kind of error is common among psyc...

ABSTRACT The study aims to examine how the communication between children within family relates cultivation of morals for them. theory considered relevant and used in this is Family Communication. In contrast, research method applied using a qualitative descriptive approach. This also uses content analysis techniques from group hadiths that researchers use then be analyzed with focus order impl...

Morality and justice have apparent similarities. Both facilitate social interaction, coordination, and cooperation. Both can feel like external standards that somehow should carry more weight than individuals’ preferences. That said, morality and justice are not synonymous. Scholars as far back as Aristotle have identifi ed ways that morality and justice differ (see Konow, 2008 ). In this chapt...

Morality, sociability, and competence are distinct dimensions in person perception. We argue that a person's morality informs us about their likely intentions, whereas their competence and sociability inform us about the likelihood that they will fulfill those intentions. Accordingly, we hypothesized that whereas morality would be considered unconditionally positive, sociability and competence ...

This study investigates the morality development through Tawheed education in revolutionary era of society 5.0. study’s significance is benefiting educational practitioners developing and implanting good society. The results include: first, benchmark to determine bad deeds human that bring values norms based on faith; second, includes three Tawheed-based aspects, namely attitude, cognitive, aff...

This thesis examines the hidden aspect of family dynamic and questions the idealized convention of family portraits. Based on Erving Goffman’s theatrical theory of community, family as a relaxing intimate group in the backstage, the underlying tensions, conflicts, and power play are discussed. This thesis draws upon the familial issues and treatments of Leon J. Saul and Rhee Dong Shick to evalu...

Repeat proteins have considerable potential for use as modular binding reagents or biomaterials in biomedical and nanotechnology applications. Here we describe a general computational method for building idealized repeats that integrates available family sequences and structural information with Rosetta de novo protein design calculations. Idealized designs from six different repeat families we...

Greif, Avner, and Tadelis, Steven—A theory of moral persistence: Crypto-morality and political legitimacy Why, how, and under what conditions do moral beliefs persist despite institutional pressure for change?Why do the powerful often fail to promote the morality of their authority? This paper addresses these questions by presenting the role of crypto-morality in moral persistence. Crypto-moral...

Abstract What is morality? How many moral values are there? And what they? According to the theory of morality-as-cooperation, morality a collection biological and cultural solutions problems cooperation recurrent in human social life. This predicts that there will be as different types cooperation. Previous research, drawing on evolutionary game theory, has identified at least seven cooperatio...