While emotional dimension is related to values on which is focused when judgment of moral issues (Lind, 2008); cognitive dimension is pertinent to focusing on moral dimension of decision, confrontation with cognitive moral conflict and focusing on justice (Çiftçi, 2001). Some researchers, for instance Fernandez-Berrocal and Extremera (2005) and Rietti (2009), emphasized emotion dimension of moral judgment more than cognitive dimension. According to Fernandez-Berrocal and Extremera (2005), emotions affect often individuals’ moral decisions. Moreover, Piechowski (1979) highlight relationship between emotional development and moral development. According to Piechowski (1979), moral development is closely related to emotional sensitivity, compassion, and also moral beliefs. This emphasis associated with morality and emotions bring to mind definition and content of emotional intelligence. Moreover, Goleman (1996) asserted that emotional intelligence has a moral dimension.