A EN MISC M1D1 Applying the National Communication Association Ethical Communication Credo

The most important influence on my moral development as I grew up My parents were Catholics who did not miss church any Sunday. They played an essential role in making me the person I am today as they encouraged me to lead a life that pleased God and enabled me to co-exist with other people in the community. The punishment was one of my parents' ways to make us embrace good morals, which is also acknowledged among Kohlberg's Six Stages of Moral Development[ CITATION Wil181 l 1033 ]. My siblings and I feared punishment. We had to live by the established principles and embrace the good boy attitude to earn favor from the parents and the community members, especially those we congregated together in the church[ CITATION Wil181 l 1033 ]. My siblings and I were too young to understand the importance of our parents' toughness on us. Still, I came to appreciate their roles in my moral development as I see people we grew up together leading miserable lives, especially those that did not have a strong foundation on moral development. How this impact my ethical beliefs and communication with other people When growing up, my parents expected us to d