Cheryl Armon

Cheryl Armon, a developmental psychologist renowned for her research in moral reasoning, shares her fascinating journey from moral philosophy to studying conceptions of 'The Good' across life stages. She discusses her encounter with Lawrence Kohlberg, the nuances between hard and soft stage models, and the importance of longitudinal studies. Cheryl explores how our understanding of value evolves, dissecting stages from egoistic hedonism to interdependence, while highlighting the complexity of evaluative reasoning in adults and the need for more research in this vital area.