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PSY 324 - Identity and Moral Development

Three Credits
Offered Periodically

Examines issues related to moral development, meaning and purpose, which are fundamental to human existence. Using writings of various psychologists, novelists and philosophers, students will address moral development issues such as the formation of identity and selfhood, the possibilities and burdens of making choices, finding meaning in a world which seems to promote isolation and anonymity, discerning one’s vocation and what it means to be a “good person.”

Prerequisite(s):  .
Fulfills the Moral Inquiry requirement.


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