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Gifted Education and Moral Psychology

Scott L. Hunsaker

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Much has happened in the field of moral psychology since the days of Lawrence Kohlberg and Carol Gilligan. Yet the field of gifted education seems not to have moved much beyond these seminal works....

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Much has happened in the field of moral psychology since the days of Lawrence Kohlberg and Carol Gilligan. Yet the field of gifted education seems not to have moved much beyond these seminal works....

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Much has happened in the field of moral psychology since the days of Lawrence Kohlberg and Carol Gilligan. Yet the field of gifted education seems not to have moved much beyond these seminal works....

Key concepts: Psychology, Moral education, School psychology, Gifted education, Moral development, Pedagogy, Social psychology, Psychoanalysis

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