Article: Quantitative analysis of the influence of poverty on moral development.

ABSTRACT

This quantitative study of the significance of poverty as a factor influencing moral development of individuals was based on the evaluation of Kohlberg's theory of moral development, including the application of cultural and situational influences that are country specific. This research was based on Nigerian case study. Despite all efforts of the Nigerian government, corruption and money laundering continue to rise to a level yet unseen in the history of the country. Nigeria is ranked one of the most corrupt nations in the world, after Bangladesh and Haiti. Multiple regression analysis was used to investigate the correlation between poverty and the high ...

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