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I. Choosing a Framework I. Choosing a Framework
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Virtues Virtues
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Development Development
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II. Social Affectivity in Infancy II. Social Affectivity in Infancy
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III. Moral Development in Infancy III. Moral Development in Infancy
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The REV functions The REV functions
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Regulation provided by parenting: REV r Regulation provided by parenting: REV r
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IV. More about Development and Its Resources IV. More about Development and Its Resources
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Regulation as a foundational principle Regulation as a foundational principle
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Interplay of opposites Interplay of opposites
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V. Pathways to Virtues and Challenges for Research V. Pathways to Virtues and Challenges for Research
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VI. Conclusion: Virtues in Development Going Forward VI. Conclusion: Virtues in Development Going Forward
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Notes Notes
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Bibliography Bibliography
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3 From a Baby Smiling: Reflections on Virtues in Development
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Published:September 2016
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Abstract
This chapter shares the author’s experiences in thinking about the development of virtues, reflecting on observations from his career as a developmental researcher and clinician. As a newcomer to this topic, the author presents some perspectives that supplement the valuable contributions of others represented in this volume (e.g., in the chapters of Thompson, Narvaez, Carlo, and Snow). The chapter begins with the author’s entry points to thinking about the topic, followed by reflections generated from observations in infancy that include basic functions of moral development. This leads to considerations about resources for virtues in the developmental process that are provided by our evolutionary biology. The conclusion of the chapter reflects on pathways to virtues from infancy on, as well as challenges for research.
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