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Direct linkSayre, Molly Malany – Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 2016
New findings about the brain are explicating how we make moral and ethical decisions. The neuroscience of morality is relevant to ethical decision making in social work because of a shared biopsychosocial perspective and the field's explanatory power to understand possible origins of universally accepted morals and personal attitudes at play in…
Descriptors: Ethical Instruction, Neurosciences, Social Work, Professional Education
