Title Odnos moralnog rasuđivanja i nekih sociodemografskih karakteristika
Title (english) The relations between moral reasoning and some sociodemographic characteristics
Author Mirna Vuković
Mentor Andrea Tokić (mentor)
Committee member Ana Šimunić (predsjednik povjerenstva)
Committee member Andrea Tokić (član povjerenstva)
Committee member Matilda Nikolić (član povjerenstva)
Granter University of Zadar (Department of Psychology) Zadar
Defense date and country 2016-09-28, Croatia
Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline SOCIAL SCIENCES Psychology General Psychology
Abstract Najprihvaćenije teorije morala su kognitivno-razvojne teorije prema kojima je središnja odrednica morala rasuđivanje koje se definira kao prosudba o tom što je u nekoj moralno dvojbenoj situaciji ispravno ili pogrešno učiniti, odnosno što bi pojedinac koji se nalazi u takvoj situaciji trebao učiniti. Iz te skupine teorija najpoznatija je Kohlbergova teorija kognitivno-moralnog razvoja. Kohlberg je u svojim istraživanjima zaključio da se moralni napredak odvija u stadijima, odnosno da se odvija na tri razine: pretkonvencionalnoj, konvencionalnoj i postkonvencionalnoj, a svaka od te tri razine podijeljena je na dva stupnja koji predstavljaju temeljne promjene u socio-moralnoj perspektivi osobe. Tijekom godina utvrđen je niz korelata moralnog razvoja, a kao najistraživaniji ističu se spol i formalno obrazovanje. Cilj ovog istraživanja bio je ispitati razlike u moralnom rasuđivanju s obzirom na spol, formalno obrazovanje i status zaposlenosti, koristeći novi način operacionalizacije moralnog rasuđivanja tzv. Indeks moralnog rasuđivanja (Proroković,2016). U istraživanju je sudjelovalo 289 ispitanika, od kojih je bilo 176 žena i 113 muškarca. Ispitanici su se razlikovali po stručnoj spremi, odnosno stupnju formalnog obrazovanja pri čemu su sudjelovala 102 ispitanika sa srednjom stručnom spremom, 115 studenata, 24 ispitanika s višom stručnom spremom te 48 ispitanika s visokom stručnom spremom. Uz podatke sociodemografskih karakteristika, korišten je Test moralnog rasuđivanja (TMR) koji je modificirana verzija Lindovog Testa moralnih kompetencija iz kojeg se mogu izračunati indeks moralnog rasuđivanja te humanistička i konzervativna orijentacija. Viši indeks moralnog rasuđivanja odnosi se na zrelije moralno rasuđivanje, dok se humanistička orijentacija odnosi na orijentiranost prema čovjeku, a konzervativna prema pravilima i normama. Rezultati su pokazali da u varijabli indeksa moralnog rasuđivanja nema razlika s obzirom na spol, stručnu spremu i zaposlenje. U konzervativne orijentacije postoje spolne razlike pri čemu su žene imale više rezultate u odnosu na muškarce. Što se tiče stručne spreme, razlika je također utvrđena samo na varijabli konzervativne orijentacije pri čemu su ispitanici sa srednjom stručnom spremom imali više rezultate od ispitanika s višim razinama stručne spreme.
Abstract (english) The most accepted theories of moral are cognitive-development theories according to which the central determinant of moral is reasoning. Moral reasoning is defined as a judgment of what is right or wrong thing to do in morally questionable situations and what an individual in this situation should do. In that group of theories, the best known is Kohlberg' s theory of moral-cognitive development. In his research Kohlberg found that moral progress takes place on three levels: preconventional, conventional and postconventional, and that each of these three levels are divided into two stages, which represent a fundamental chance in socio-moral perspective. Over the years many correlates have been brought in connection to moral development, but the most researched have been gender and formal education. The aim of this study was to examine gender and qualification differences in moral reasoning. This study included 289 participants, of which 176 were women and 113 were men. Participants also differed in qualifications. There were 102 participants with secondary education, 115 students, 24 participants with a college degree and 48 participants with a university degree. Beside the sociodemographic data, Test of Moral Reasoning (TMR) was also used, which is modified version of Lind' s Moral Competencies Test. From TMR can moral reasoning index, conservative and humanistic orientation be calculated. Higher moral reasoning index implies more mature moral reasoning, while humanistic orientation applies to orientation towards people, and conservative applies to orientation towards rules and norms. The results have shown that there is no gender, qualifications and employment status differences in moral reasoning index. There are gender differences in conservative orientation, where women have higher results than men. As far as qualifications are concerned, there have also been found differences in conservative orientation variable at which participants with secondary education had higher results than participants with higher levels of education.
Keywords
moralno rasuđivanje
spol
stručna sprema
status zaposlenja
Keywords (english)
moral reasoning
gender
qualifications
employment status
Language croatian
URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:162:225526
Study programme Title: Psychology Study programme type: university Study level: undergraduate Academic / professional title: sveučilišni/a prvostupnik/prvostupnica (baccalaureus/baccalaurea) psihologije (sveučilišni/a prvostupnik/prvostupnica (baccalaureus/baccalaurea) psihologije)
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