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Rashid, A. A., Mamat, A., & Ibrahim, B. (2014). Barriers to moral development of adolescents and pParental responsibility : The case of malay working parents. Michael W. Pratt's 111 research works with 4,833 citations and 44,453 reads, including: Meaning in Life Mediates the Association between Environmental Engagement and Loneliness A curriculum to affect the moral atmosphere of the Azrak, R. (1978). Training fathers and mothers in psychological disci- family and the moral development of adolescents. Unpublished doc- pline strategies: A curriculum to effect attitudes toward child rearing toral dissertation, Boston University.

Predicting adolescent moral reasoning from family climate

Three measures of family climate were obtained: the authoritative parenting style construct, the transactive dialogue measure, and a DOI: 10.1177/0272431699019002002 Corpus ID: 145688924. Predicting Adolescent Moral Reasoning from Family Climate: @article{Pratt1999PredictingAM, title={Predicting Adolescent Moral Reasoning from Family Climate:}, author={M. W. Pratt and M. L. Arnold and A. Pratt and R. Diessner}, journal={The Journal of Early Adolescence}, year={1999}, volume={19}, pages={148 - 175} } dinal prediction to adolescent moral reasoning at 16 years of age, was studied in 40 Canadian families. Three measures of family climate were obtained, including the Influences on Moral Development. Adolescents are receptive to their culture, to the models they see at home, in school and in the mass media. These observations influence moral reasoning and moral behavior.

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/ FAMILY CLIMATE AND MORAL DEVELOPMENT Predicting Adolescent Moral Reasoning From Family Climate: DOI: 10.1177/0272431699019002002 Corpus ID: 145688924. Predicting Adolescent Moral Reasoning from Family Climate: @article{Pratt1999PredictingAM, title={Predicting Adolescent Moral Reasoning from Family Climate:}, author={M. W. Pratt and M. L. Arnold and A. Pratt and R. Diessner}, journal={The Journal of Early Adolescence}, year={1999}, volume={19}, pages={148 - 175} } Predicting adolescent moral reasoning from family climate: Moral reasoning, Paper presented at the Institute on School Climate and Governance, Predicting adolescent moral reasoning from family climate: A longitudinal study MW Pratt, ML Arnold, AT Pratt, R Diessner The Journal of Early Adolescence 19 (2), 148-175 , 1999 This study investigated the extent to which parents' moral thought and family processes are involved in the socialization of adolescent moral thought.

The climate of parental interactions with adolescents averaging 14 yrs of age, and its longitudinal prediction to adolescent moral reasoning an average of yrs of age, was studied in 40 Canadian families with adolescents aged 12–16 yrs at baseline (Time 1). Three measures of family climate were obtained: the authoritative parenting style construct, the transactive dialogue measure, and a

Participants That is, perceived school climate as an external social context, according to this theory, can predict adolescents’ bullying perpetration through the mechanisms of moral disengagement, which as the key deactivation process can deactivate individuals’ moral self-regulatory mechanisms and cognitively reconstruct bullying perpetration so as to make it appear less harmful or not harmful at all to others. In addition, research has shown shifts in moral reasoning across adolescence, with increased attention to group functioning and loyalty to the peer group as they age (Horn, 2003;. In the fathers' model, four predictor variables were significantly related to adolescent internalized prosocial moral reasoning. Gender of the adolescent (girls reported higher levels of internalized prosocial moral reasoning than boys, family form (adolescents from family forms other than two parent intact reported higher levels of internalized prosocial moral reasoning), fathers' support was positively related to adolescent internalized prosocial moral reasoning, and fathers' love A curriculum to affect the moral atmosphere of the Azrak, R. (1978).

Vol. 19 No. 2, 148-175. Muhid, Abdul. 2012. Analisis Statistik, 5 Langkah Praktis Analisis Statistik Dengan SPSS for Windows. Sidoarjo : Zifatama. Mukhoyyaroh, Tatik. 2012.
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separately predicted moral judgment maturity. I am also grateful to have the support of a loving and encouraging family. for others if they did or will do for you"), during adolescence moral judgment becomes increasingly

This research examines school and family factors related to standing up to aggression and intervening before possible retaliation occurs. Participants That is, perceived school climate as an external social context, according to this theory, can predict adolescents’ bullying perpetration through the mechanisms of moral disengagement, which as the key deactivation process can deactivate individuals’ moral self-regulatory mechanisms and cognitively reconstruct bullying perpetration so as to make it appear less harmful or not harmful at all to others. In addition, research has shown shifts in moral reasoning across adolescence, with increased attention to group functioning and loyalty to the peer group as they age (Horn, 2003;. In the fathers' model, four predictor variables were significantly related to adolescent internalized prosocial moral reasoning. Gender of the adolescent (girls reported higher levels of internalized prosocial moral reasoning than boys, family form (adolescents from family forms other than two parent intact reported higher levels of internalized prosocial moral reasoning), fathers' support was positively related to adolescent internalized prosocial moral reasoning, and fathers' love A curriculum to affect the moral atmosphere of the Azrak, R. (1978).