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Roots of Moral Functioning Form Early, Depend on Child Rearing Practices

September 30, 2010December 9, 2010 Derek Markham 7 Comments attachment, breastfeeding, child rearing, childhood, emotional, emotions, empathy, evolutionary psychology, human behavior, human development, interpersonal relationships, moral function, morality, morals, notre dame, nurturing, Parenting, psychology professor darcia narvaez, roots

New research by a Notre Dame psychology professor indicates that emotional nurturing from, and attachment to, parents during a child’s

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