Buksik, Dariusz2026-01-082026-01-081997Seminare, 1997, Tom 13, s. 147-166.1232-8766https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/40471The human moral progress means gradualy discovering goodness as something universal in both personal and social life. It involves evolving from lower to higher levels according to the following psychological theories: 1. theory of social studying 2. theory of psychoanalysis 3. neopsychoanalysists Erikson’s moral progress theory, and 4. progress-cognitive theory of Piaget’s and Kohlberg’s, as shown in this article. All this theories show us progress from strong addiction and submission to outside influences and never ending inner struggle to overcome crisises in order to achieve moral authonomy.polCC-BY-ND - Uznanie autorstwa - Bez utworów zależnychpsychologiapsychologiczne teorie rozwoju moralnego człowiekateorie rozwoju moralnego człowiekarozwójrozwój moralnyrozwój moralny człowiekapsychoanalizamoralnośćneopsychoanalityczna teoria rozwoju moralnegoErik Eriksonpoznawczo-rozwojowe ujęcie rozwoju moralnegoprzejawy autonomii moralnej w rozwoju człowiekaautonomia moralna w rozwoju człowiekaautonomia moralnapsychologypsychological theories of human moral developmenttheories of human moral developmentdevelopmentmoral developmenthuman moral developmentpsychoanalysismoralityneopsychoanalytic theory of moral developmentcognitive-developmental approach to moral developmentmanifestations of moral autonomy in human developmentmoral autonomy in human developmentmoral autonomyArticle