Mothers' responses to children's violation of moral transgressions are most likely to focus on

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Research has found that mothers are more likely to focus on the consequences of a child's moral transgression on the rights and welfare of others. This is because they want their children to understand the impact their actions have on others and develop a sense of empathy and consideration for others. A focus on disorder or disappointment/sadness would not be as effective in teaching children about morality. A focus on social convention may be important in some cultures, but it is not the most common focus across cultures.

Mothers' Responses to Children's Violation of Moral Transgressions Are Most