Moral Psychology

The fact that many well-known debates, from daily life to political issues, from social problems to scientific research, fall within the boundaries of morality, is not unique to this age. These debates, which spread to all areas of life, bring multi-disciplinarity on the ground of science. Among these disciplines, perhaps one of the most important contributions to the scientific literature on morality comes from the science of psychology, with its encompassing curiosity about the human and the human. In the modern science adventure of psychology, the subject of morality, whose traces we find in important researches in developmental psychology, clinical psychology, social psychology, experimental psychology, even industrial psychology and organizational psychology, is gaining visibility day by day and the study of morality from a psychological point of view attracts attention. With this work, which emerged in order to make a modest contribution to this scientific interest and to compile studies on morality systematically, it has been tried to describe a moral psychology framework with both theoretical and applied fields.