Retarded socialization

Lack of development of standards of 'good' or 'bad' in children is manifested in later life by violence, aggression, exploitation, crime and general misuse of other people. Lack of moral development may be the result of a severely deprived background, lack of finer influences, and general insecurity. Lack of moral development may also be taken as meaning a lack of development along accepted moral lines, in other words, ideological deviation or refusal to conform to accepted social pattern. Lack of moral development in this sense of a refusal to conform occurs among a minority in most societies. Lack of moral development in the sense of not distinguishing between 'good' and 'bad' is a subjective term which may be applied to some extent to delinquents and criminals but may also occur in a more disguised form among respectable members of society.

1. Human disability
2. Haphazard forms of social ethics

1. Social deviation
2. Sexual repression
3. Personal and social maladjustment
4. Irreligiousness
5. Amoralism

1. Unethical consumption practices
2. Religious apathy
3. Lack of social discipline
4. Juvenile delinquency
5. Inadequate moral understanding of development
6. Immorality
7. Human violence
8. Fear of personal insecurity
9. Cultural revolution
10. Crime
11. Aggression
12. Accumulation of property

1. Unethical personal relationships
2. Permissiveness
3. Moralism
4. Lack of family planning information
5. Inappropriate education
6. Inadequate adult guidance
7. Cultural deprivation

1. Intellectual inefficiency

1. Socializing
2. Exhausting moral resources
3. Cultivating moral capacity
4. Abstaining from moral development

1. Retardation
2. Lack