Dr. Reedy starts by reviewing Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development, clearly identifying the scope of personal identity with one's reaction to punishment, then affirmation, and finally the reciprocity of relationship, and Conscience. He quickly compares Maslow's development and the child's experience of the woods (without creature comforts). Brad explains Evoke's admonishment about using Imperatives - in contrast to speaking universally ("should", etc.).