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TABLE OF CONTENTSV. A Simile of Moral Motivation 341Don Collins ReedPART 5: GOOD AND BAD MORAL MOTIVATIONI. Moral Value Evaluation: A Neglected Motivational Concept inExternalizing Behaviour Research 365Marinus G.C.J. Beerthuizen & Daniel BrugmanII. Juvenile Delinquency: Lack of Moral Motivation or Moral Ambivalence? 385Stefan WeyersIII. Moral Motivation and Sports 405Clark Power & Kristin K. SheehanIV. From Ethical Hostility Toward Cooperative Ethics 427Klaus-Jürgen GrünV. How Powerful are Moral Motivations in Environmental Protection?:An Integrated Model Framework 447Christian A. KlöcknerPART 6: MORAL MOTIVATION IN PROFESSIONSI. Moral Motivation in Different Professions 475Muriel J. Bebeau & Stephen J. ThomaII. Moral Motivation of Military Professionals: A Military-PhilosophicalApproach 499Edwin R. MicewskiIII. Ethical Intentions and the Moral Motivation of Teachers 517Elizabeth CampbellIV. Female Principals’ Moral Motivation and the Moral Atmosphereof Schools 533Chi-Ming (Angela) Leevii
TABLE OF CONTENTSPART 7: MORAL MOTIVATION AND MORAL EDUCATIONI. Moral Reasoning, Moral Motivation and Informed Social Reflection 551Janet Kwok & Robert L. SelmanII. Character and Civic Education as a Source of Moral Motivation 567Wolfgang Althof & Marvin W. BerkowitzIII. Moral Motivation and the Role of the Internship in ProfessionalPreparation 585Sharon Nodie Oja & Patricia J. CraigIV. Why Moral Education is Motivating by Nature 607Francisco Esteban Bara & Maria Rosa Buxarrais EstradaMoral Motivation in the Light of Action Theory: Perspectives onTheoretical and Empirical Progress 623Karin HeinrichsIndex 659viii
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