Contrasts college students' concepts in 1950 and 1970 about what constitutes the good life." Finds that while both groups do not differ much in their ideals, the 1970 group is less tradition-oriented and about equally divided as to whether present American society is satisfactory. (MB)

Using Fishbein's formulation relating attitude to the evaluation of attributed characteristics and belief strength, an attempt was made to determine how each variable contributed to predictive accuracy. A pattern emerged suggesting three types of characteristics: physical, moral, and a third which contributed nothing to predictability. (JB)

This article examines how an individual's evaluation of moral judgments are influenced by the extent to which they are consistent with his own beliefs, as well as by the quality of their supportive reasoning. (DE)

This article presents an investigation into the effects of peer group interaction on moral judgment among 36 male and female eleventh and twelfth graders. The results indicate greater social conflict and pressure in a group discussion induces greater change in the level of moral judgment. (DE)

This study attempted to vary experimentally cognitive organization, salience of the interrelationships among beliefs, and time of opinion measurement in order to study the effects on opinion change." (Author)