The Relationship between Social Support and Assertiveness among University Students

  • Younes A
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Abstract

Whether a person’s belief or action is the result of nature or nurture is a classical debate in the realm of psychology. The source of morality is one of the most heated topics of this grand debate. Some philosophers and psychologists argue that morality is the result of nature and instinct. Although many of their arguments are sound, one cannot neglect the role played by society regarding the shape of one’s morality. This research aims to take a close examination of the relationship between the moral position of an individual and social influence. To accomplish this end, this research combines the methods of psychology and the duality of moral dilemmas. More specifically, this research reviews, modifies, and combines Asch’s conformity experiment, the Third Wave Experiment, and the trolly problem. Currently, this experiment remains at the designing stage and specific details future may be altered.

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Younes, A. (2021). The Relationship between Social Support and Assertiveness among University Students. Egyptian Journal of Social Work, 11(1), 41–60. https://doi.org/10.21608/ejsw.2020.42370.1108

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