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Match the following stages of moral development with their descriptions:
Stage 1. Obedience and Punishment Orientation = Focuses on avoiding punishment and obedience to authority figures Stage 2. Individualism and Exchange = Emphasizes self-interest and equal exchange in relationships Stage 3. Good boy - Nice girl Orientation = Concerned with meeting social expectations and being perceived as good Stage 4. Maintaining Social Order = Prioritizes maintaining the functioning of society through following rules and laws
Match the following characteristics with their corresponding level of moral development:
Pre-conventional Level = Characterized by a lack of understanding of societal conventions and rules Conventional Level = Demonstrates conformity to societal norms and laws Post-conventional Level = Involves adherence to universal ethical principles and individual rights Stage 6. Universal Ethical Principle Orientation = Focuses on internalized moral principles and conscience
Match the following aspects of Lawrence Kohlberg with their descriptions:
Lawrence Kohlberg = An American psychologist known for his theory of moral development Six Stages of Moral Development = Reflects the progression through moral development, focusing on seeking and maintaining justice Pre-Conventional Morality = Named so due to a lack of understanding of societal conventions and rules Social Contract and Individual Rights = Involves recognition of individual rights and a just social contract
Match the following statements with the appropriate stage of moral development:
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Match the following age range with the corresponding stage of moral development:
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At what age range does the Pre-conventional Level of moral development typically occur?
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Which stage of moral development is primarily focused on seeking and maintaining justice?
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What is the focus of Stage 2 of moral development according to Kohlberg's theory?
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Which level of moral development reflects a lack of understanding of societal conventions and rules?
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What is the characteristic of Stage 5 of moral development according to Kohlberg's theory?
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Study Notes
Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development
- Kohlberg's theory consists of three main levels: Pre-conventional, Conventional, and Post-conventional, each comprising two stages.
Age Range of Pre-conventional Level
- Pre-conventional level typically occurs during early childhood, approximately ages 0-9.
Focus of Stage 5
- Stage 5, known as the Social Contract Orientation, emphasizes justice, individual rights, and democratic processes.
Characteristics of Moral Development Stages
- Stage 1 is characterized by obedience and punishment orientation; actions are assessed based on consequences.
- Stage 2 centers on individualism and exchange; decisions are based on self-interest and reciprocal benefits.
- The Conventional Level, including Stage 3 (Good Interpersonal Relationships) and Stage 4 (Maintaining Social Order), focuses on conformity and adherence to societal norms.
- The Post-conventional Level includes Stage 6 (Universal Ethical Principles), which is guided by abstract reasoning and moral principles, rather than laws.
Lack of Understanding of Societal Rules
- Pre-conventional Level reflects a lack of understanding of societal conventions; moral reasoning is based on external consequences rather than internalized values.
Justice in Moral Development
- The pursuit and maintenance of justice are primarily focused in Stage 5, where social contracts are recognized and upheld.
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Test your knowledge of Lawrence Kohlberg's theory on moral development with this quiz. Explore the three levels and six stages of moral progression as proposed by the American psychologist, and deepen your understanding of moral reasoning and development.
