Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development

A child's sense of morality is_________ controlled.

• internally

• externally

Children base their judgement on consequences of behavior.

• True

• False

A child with _____________ has not yet adopted to what society thinks is right or wrong.

• judgement

• external consequences

• preconventional morality

Who expanded on the theory of moral development in children?

• Jean Piget

• Lawrence Kohlberg

• Ivan Pavlov

• John Watson

Moral development follows a series of stages which include...

• Preconventional, conventionl, and postconventional

• Preconventional, midconventional, and postconventional

• Developmental, cognitive, and behavioral

• Classical, operant, and observational

You have preconventional moral reasoning is when you are...

• In adulthood

• Ages 3-7

• Ages 8-11

You have postconventional moral reasoning is when you are...

• In adulthood

• Ages 3-7

• Ages 8-11

In this stage, a persons sense of morality is defined by abstract principles and personal values.

• Preconventional moral reasoning

• Conventional moral reasoning

• Postconventional moral reasoning

This stage is when a persons beavhior is driven by social approval and conforming to social order.

• Preconventional moral reasoning

• Conventional moral reasoning

• Postconventional moral reasoning

This stage is when a person has not yet to what society thinks is right or wrong.

• Preconventional moral reasoning

• Conventional moral reasoning

• Postconventional moral reasoning