SDTIC Save-the-Date for an upcoming virtual session on Domain Coordination

[Melanie A. Killen]

Dear SDTIC community:

Please Save the Date!  Our next SDTIC virtual meeting will be held on February 28th, 2025.  

Time slots: 8:30 am – 10:30 am PST; 11:30 am - 1:30 pm, EST; 16.30 - 18.30, GMT; 19.30 - 21.30 TRT 

Larry Nucci, UC Berkeley, is the organizer for a session entitled:  Domain Coordination: Issues of Theory and Research. 

ABSTRACT: Domain coordination is a key construct in social cognitive domain theory.  It accounts for complexity and contextual variability in moral decision-making and allows for a more robust developmental account of social and moral reasoning than prior theoretical frameworks.  Moreover, some research has examined levels of complexity in domain coordination as a factor in reasoning about complex social situations, and as an indicator of the impact of educational practices.  The purpose of this meeting is to focus on this core construct by highlighting some exciting research by our emerging scholars that illuminates work in this area, and by engaging in an in-depth analysis of the open questions and unresolved issues of theory surrounding this key aspect of domain theory.

SPEAKERS: 

Part 1 features talks from Maia Southwick, UC Davis; Marc Jambon, Wilfred Laurier University; Elise Kaufman, University of Maryland 

Part 2 features talks from Elliot Turiel, UC Berkeley; Judith Smetana, University of Rochester; and Cecilia Wainryb, University of Utah

Q&A sessions will follow each panel.

Zoom links will be sent a few weeks from Tal Walzer before the meeting, following a reminder in January!

Happy Holidays, everyone!

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Best,

SDTIC Planning Committee: Melanie Killen, Franklin Moreno, Buse Gönül, and Wendy Rote (President)

Communications: Tal Walzer

Melanie Killen, PhD | Distinguished University Professor

Department of Human Development and Quantitative Methodology

Director, Social and Moral Development Lab 

Director, Human Development Honors Program

3942 Campus Drive | University of Maryland, College Park,  | MD 20742-1131 USA 

mki...@umd.edu | 301.405.3176 | umd website

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[Larry Nucci]

Hi Melanie -

Thank you for sending out this announcement.

However, when it gets sent out again after the holiday break, please change the second section from individual talks to a panel discussion with Elliot Turiel, Jiudith Smetana and Cecilia Wainryb on issues of theory and unanswered questions regarding domain coordination. 

Thanks, and Happy Holidays!

Larry 

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Larry Nucci, Ph.D.
Berkeley School of Education
2121 Berkeley Way MC1670
University of California

Berkeley, CA 94720-1670

[Melanie A. Killen]

Yes, will do! Thanks.

Best, Melanie

[Larry Nucci]

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Larry Nucci, Ph.D.
Berkeley School of Education
2121 Berkeley Way MC1670
University of California

Berkeley, CA 94720-1670