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CONFORMANCE Conformance is the notion of a structured moral order. People who like Conformance tend to have many steps on their moral order ladder. For instance, they may believe that:
A structured moral order brings uniformity of thought and behavior across society. It encourages each individual to respect the established moral order. People on this side may support:
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NonConformance stems from the belief that children are born bad. Children must be taught self-discipline and self-reliance to become responsible members of society. Teaching self-discipline and self-reliance commonly entails following a set of well-established social guidelines ("traditional values") . The notion of whether children are born good or bad is morally subjective; it cannot be proven outside of a moral context. As a result, belief in NonConformance is a matter of personal conviction. Back to Moral Trends. |
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