The Psychology of Morality

The video explores the concept of morality from both philosophical and psychological perspectives. It introduces moral philosophy's branches and delves into Kohlberg's theory of moral development, which outlines stages from preconventional to postconventional morality. The video also examines how emotions and empathy influence moral decisions, using scenarios like the trolley problem. Finally, it discusses the societal and cultural factors that shape moral views and behaviors.

What criticisms have been made against Kohlberg's stages of moral development?

In what ways do emotional responses differ from logical reasoning in moral decision-making?

What is the trolley problem and what moral dilemmas does it present?

How do societal interactions shape our moral views?