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Session Type: Paper Session
This session delves into five individual studies that explore the character framework, prosocial development of early adolescents, action civics, moral judgments, and intervention approaches in cyberspace. You will enjoy these interesting empirical studies, which are packed with discussion points, in this session. All of these studies center around the theme of 'empowering youth' based on a moral development approach.
Exploring Large Language Models' Responses to Moral Reasoning Dilemmas - Davin Nabizadeh, University of Alabama; David Ian Walker, University of Alabama; Hyemin Han, University of Alabama
How Do Teacher Caring and Sense of Belonging Influence Early Adolescent Development of Prosocial Skills? - Allison Rae Ward-Seidel, University of Virginia; Sara E. Rimm-Kaufman, University of Virginia; Bethany A. Bell, University of Virginia; Lia E. Sandilos, Lehigh University
Implementation of a Character Framework at Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation: Findings From an Evaluation Study - Jennifer Brown Urban, Montclair State University; Miriam Linver, Montclair State University; Elyse L. Postlewaite, Montclair State University; Cristy Guleserian, Arizona State University; Megan K. Hennessy, Arizona State University; Thomas Valente, University of Southern California; Xiaofang Xue, Montclair State University; Anglin Thevaraja, Montclair State University; Elaine Les, Montclair State University
Moral Development and Empowering Youth: Engaging in Action Civics - Karon Nicol LeCompte, Baylor University; Kevin R. Magill, Baylor University; Kelsey Leigh Stokes, Baylor University
To Intervene or Not to Intervene? Unpacking Youths’ Reasoning About Cyber Bystander Intervention - Sarah Kiran Manchanda, California State University - Los Angeles