Moral Rule Internalization is a psychological process whereby individuals adopt societal moral norms as personal values, distinguishing it from mere compliance by involving genuine endorsement and self-regulation of ethical conduct.
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Enactment of Third-Party Punishment by 4-Year-Olds
Ben Kenward, Therese Östh · Frontiers in Psychology · 2012 · 46 citations · Full text
The context as a moral rule in medical ethics
David C. Thomasma · Journal of Medical Humanities · 1984 · 13 citations
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Loyola University Medical Center
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Loyola University Chicago
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