To browse Academia. Recent studies on moral development suggest the existence of a set of innate abilities which foster moral functioning. Evolutionary studies suggest that human morality stems from group selection. During its evolutionary history, human species met socio-ecological conditions that made group selection the dominant evolutionary force, thus favouring the development of cognitive abilities, emotions, and motivations essential for cooperation within groups.
Also according to the CMT morality arises from the human need to preserve connectedness with other people - family members above all attachment - and the propensity to make them feel good care.
In sum, The aim of this paper is to argue in favor of the need β within the empirically informed debate on moral progress β to focus on an individual procedural moral improvement.
We argue that moral improvement is a prerequisite for moral progress and that it should be understood in procedural rather than substantive terms. Finally, we consider a challenging objection to our account β i.
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