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Date Posted: 17:57:40 03/21/07 Wed
Author: Rachel Landau
Subject: Re: Moral Identity
In reply to: Tish Colvin 's message, "Moral Identity" on 19:23:32 03/16/07 Fri

Tish makes a very good point. As we discussed in class, an individual's morals are influenced by a variety of people in different settings. Children often act based on the morals of those influential people, however, as they grow up they begin to internalize those values and make their own judgements. I think that having your own morals and values is an important part of bridging the gap between that childhood security and adult atonomy in the identity stage (vs role confusion) described by Erikson.

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