This assessment was solely conducted within an academic milieu (Kathy Denton, 1990). The results concluded that individuals form the first group scored lower on moral development in a social drinking environment than in an academic atmosphere, especially when highly intoxicated (Kathy Denton, 1990) (Hunt, 2007). Furthermore, the results indicated that individuals scored substantially high in hypothetical situations (Kathy Denton, 1990). Another, more recent publication by Krebs involves the evolutionary account of the development of morality. It is here that Krebs has proposed “revising Darwin’s early insights in light of contemporary expansions and refinements of evolutionary theory gives rise to a framework equipped to accommodate relevant theory and research
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Krebs has contributed a plethora of knowledge and insight into the development, origins, and evolution of morality for the benefit of psychology. Since the year 2000, Krebs has received two distinctions for teaching, a research grant for the structures of moral judgment, chaired several committees at Simon Fraser, and produced speeches at various institutions including Princeton University and the American Psychological Association as well as various keynote addresses at conferences like the McGraw-Hill Teaching, Learning, & Technology Conference (Simon Fraser University, 2011). Furthermore, Krebs has published two books and over thirty academic articles and chapters since 2000 (Simon Fraser University, 2011). His work on the evolution of moral judgment and reasoning, the origins of morality, and the nature of morality have advanced the field of moral development and the domain of psychology awaits the next Krebs publication.Morality has always been a topic pursued by philosophers and scientists
Krebs has contributed a plethora of knowledge and insight into the development, origins, and evolution of morality for the benefit of psychology. Since the year 2000, Krebs has received two distinctions for teaching, a research grant for the structures of moral judgment, chaired several committees at Simon Fraser, and produced speeches at various institutions including Princeton University and the American Psychological Association as well as various keynote addresses at conferences like the McGraw-Hill Teaching, Learning, & Technology Conference (Simon Fraser University, 2011). Furthermore, Krebs has published two books and over thirty academic articles and chapters since 2000 (Simon Fraser University, 2011). His work on the evolution of moral judgment and reasoning, the origins of morality, and the nature of morality have advanced the field of moral development and the domain of psychology awaits the next Krebs publication.Morality has always been a topic pursued by philosophers and scientists