التفكير الأخلاقي : مقاربة نفسية نظرية

Abstract EN

Moral thinking is an aspect of personality, which is a basic mental structure through which people realize their rights, duties and responsibilities, through making the right decisions, and it is a set of beliefs, principles, values and social norms, through which we can judge the extent of the cohesion of the individual personality and his ability to interact with others and adapt With different situations and conditions of life.

It is also one of the foundations of society and an essential axis for building and sustaining it, because moral thinking makes society a stable and balanced society.

In this article, we address moral thinking as one of the complex psychological topics, where we will present a simplified theoretical approach to it, by clarifying its significance and meanings, and specifying its characteristics, stages of development and interpretation, and the most important factors that affect the formation of moral thinking in individuals.