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Date Posted: 13:34:02 03/13/07 Tue
Author: Derwin Sisnett
Subject: Re: Moral Development
In reply to: Bryan Wilson 's message, "Moral Development" on 14:53:06 03/12/07 Mon

I think it's interesting that adults are willing to change when rules change, but they can be less willing to change for the sake of creativity. On the other hand, children are willing to change for the sake of creativity, but they are less willing to change when rules change. Could there be a negative correlation between the capacity to change with rules and the capacity to change for creativity? Of course rules are more structured, whereas creativity is open-ended. It could make an interesting study . . .

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