Ryś, Maria (Szczecińskie Wydawnictwo Archidiecezjalne „Ottonianum", 1993)
The author, from the developing perspective, captures the process of creating a cohesive normative set and shows the individual levels of the moral development of man. The final effect of properly progressing process
in this field will be the take-over by norms, the role of regulating human behavior, and in effect reaching moral autonomy. Behavior of man is not controlled by simple application of a normative model, but by a complicated process of analyses of information about a situation, about connections with other situations, and about consequences of complying with norms. Creating a cohesive normative set leads to the shaping of a structure composed of elements which mutally support each other. Disturbances, to a fundamental degree, may lead to the „break-up” of a human’s whole normative structure.
