Marketers consider children’s segment as lucrative, for children tend to buy products for their own consumption, influence their family purchases, and are potential future customers. Blinded in the greed for profits, marketers recklessly and relentlessly bombard the children with their...

The author discusses the social influences that gave rise to the presumption in favor of children's participation in research and emphasizes the need for an ethical framework to guide decision-making in this context. Specifically, the author proposes a framework of child-centered bioethics that...

The present study was aimed at exploring moral development in children from low socioeconomic status by identifying them at the different levels of moral development given by Kohlberg. It also strived to understand factors that are associated with moral development in children belonging to that...