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Bock, Tonia
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Associate Professor
tsbock@stthomas.edu
JRC LL56
Office Location:
JRC LL08
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Dr. Tonia Bock Academic HistoryPh.D., Developmental Psychology, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana, 2004 Dr. Bock is an educational and developmental psychologist who specializes in moral development. Specifically, she studies how adolescents (late elementary through college-age students) understand moral problems and see themselves as moral beings. She is interested in the developmental trends of their moral understandings as well as what factors are related to their moral cognition and self-perceptions. Dr. Bock teaches Infancy and Childhood, Adolescence, Psychological Testing and Assessment and General Psychology. Expertise
Moral Development Recent PapersHoma, N., Cowell, J., Bock, T., & Giebel, H. (2008). Psychological Influences on Moral Intuition: Bock, T. (2006). The consideration of culture in moral theme comprehension: Comparing Native Recent Conference PapersBock, T., Glover, R., Garmon, L., Arola, N., & Deutsch, K. (2009, July). College students’ Bock, T., Giebel, H., Grundtner, J. & Rode, M. (2008, November). Undergraduate ethical development Amel, E.L., Scott, B.A., Manning, C.M., & Bock, T.S. (2008, April). Creating a Sustainable Lies, J., Bock, T. & Brandenberger, J. (2007, April). Moral reasoning changes from service learning |
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