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Moral needs can be understood only through objectively formed conditions and circumstances. Moral need in labor could be described as an internal attraction to labor activity. When considering the factors of moral need’s formation in labor activity as well as analyzing the implementation conditions of that need it is necessary to reveal is that need specific for human’s good or it is generally historical. Demand in labor activity contains of objective social essence in itself.
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Citation: Sadikhov Adil Fazil, Aliev Faiq Hasan (2022). Formation of the Moral needs in labor activities. Bank and Policy, Vol.2.Issue 2. p.58 65; D10.5281/zenodo.6387426
morality, need, labor, human, life, activity
morality, need, labor, human, life, activity
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