The theory of psychosexual neutrality holds that

In China, the older a person becomes the greater respect the person receives. This seems contradictory to the policy of:

“Pay It Forward” brings gratitude to the forefront for the reader. However, other moral lessons can be learned. It also highlights the theories of:

For Philip Hallie, institutionalized cruelty has the psychological effect that the victim comes to believe the cruelty is justified.

Wollstonecraft argues that if the only thing girls are taught is how to seduce a man in order to acquire a husband, then they are not well equipped for married life.

Fred Berger believes that in order to determine the amount of gratitude one ought to show, one must look at the giver’s intentions.

A tentative theory has suggested that many ancient cultures were matriarchal.

Just War theory outlines several rules that have to be in place in order to call a conflict just. Which one shouldn’t be listed?

If we follow the example set by the Chinese culture, the elderly would be the recipients of most of our gratitude.

Mencius believed that humans are born morally neutral but are capable of becoming either morally good or evil.