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Gender and Age Variations in the Self-Image of Jamaican Adolescents.

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Smith, Delores E.; Muenchen, Robert A. – Adolescence, 1995

Investigated the relationships among gender, age, and self-image of adolescents attending three secondary schools in Jamaica. Results revealed statistically significant effects for both gender and age. Gender significantly influenced morals, while age differences affected six other dimensions. Some results contradicted past research. (RJM)

Descriptors: Adolescents, Age, Foreign Countries, Individual Development

Modes of Moral Judgment among Early Adolescents.

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Perry, Constance M.; McIntire, Walter G. – Adolescence, 1995

Found that early adolescents use various models to make moral decisions. These include care (wishing others not to suffer), justice (decisions made according to principles), and narrowly concerned or selfish. Males and females used all three modes, with males being more likely to choose the narrowly concerned mode. (RJM)

Descriptors: Adolescents, Daily Living Skills, Decision Making Skills, Individual Development