Autonomy

1. Moral Autonomy

1.1. being governed by oneself

1.1.1. allows children to make decisions for themsleves

1.2. Types of Punishments

1.2.1. temporary/permanent exclusion from a group

1.2.2. Direct or material consequences of act

1.2.3. Depriving Child

1.2.4. Restitution

1.3. Outcomes of Punishments

1.3.1. Calculation of Risks

1.3.2. Blind conformity

1.3.3. Revolt

2. Intellectual Autonomy

2.1. being governed by oneself

2.1.1. children who are not encouraged to thin autonomously will construct less knowledge than children who are mentally active and confident