How perspective of morality relate to ethical reasoning
In teaching about moral development, instructors often point out the threefold nature of morality:
It depends on emotional development (in the form of ability to feel guilt or shame), social development (manifested by the recognition of the group and the importance of moral behavior for the group’s existence), and cognitive development (especially the ability to adopt another’s perspective).
How does this perspective of morality relate to ethical reasoning by accountants and auditors?