• In what ways does one's theory of mind relate to their moral stance on societal issues?
• How can you use your understanding of theory of mind and moral development to bridge the opportunity gap? The opportunity gap includes factors such as poverty and access to healthcare.
• How might you engage a friend to volunteer with you for a societal cause such as the eradication of poverty, applying your understanding of theory of mind and moral development?
• How does theory of mind apply to any of the following programmatic themes? You may want to review the Programmatic Themes PDF document.
  • Self-care
  • Social justice
  • Emotional intelligence
  • Career connections
  • Ethics

One's theory of mind can relate to their moral stance on societal issue by helping people to understand what is happening and how to address it. You can use your understanding of theory of mind and moral development to bridge the opportunity gap by understanding other people's perspectives and opportunities. Many people who are on the street and homeless don't have the same access to health care as people who have insurance and a job. You can engage a friend to volunteer with you for a societal cause such as the eradication of poverty, by talking about why it is important to you and then explain how it could change the world. You can tell your that the eradication of poverty can help to provide basic needs to everyone. Social justice and self care applies to theory of mind. Self care helps to reflect on the world around us and think about what we can do. Social justice applies to theory of mind by making sure everyone is equal like people who are homeless and on the streets with no access to health care.

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