Kohlberg's theory of moral development

What is level 2 of moral development?

• Pre-conventional Morality

• Post-conventional Morlaity

• Conventional Morality

Stage 2: Individualism & exchange is where people....

• ......act in the interest of others

• ......act in their own best interests

• .......obey the rules due to fear of punishment

• .......want laws, to ensure justice prevails

According to Kohlberg, people typically stay at which stage of moral development?

• Stage 1

• Stage 2

• Stage 3

• Stage 4

Level 3: Post-conventional morality contains which stages of moral development?

• Stage 1 & 2

• Stage 3 & 4

• Stage 5 & 6

Which levels of moral development are less likely to fit within a criminal lifestyle?

• The lower stages

• The higher stages

• The middle stages

Whose dilemma did we look at?

• Hans's

• Henry's

• Heinz's

• Helga's

Palmer & Hollin (1998) compared moral reasoning among who?

• Male & female Prisoners

• Prisoners & non-prisoners

• Young delinquents & non-delinquents

• Mods & Rockers

Palmer & Hollin (1998) found....(Pick 2)

• Young people within a young offenders institution showed less moral reasoning

• Young people within a young offenders institution showed more moral reasoning

• Delinquents showed a greater focus on engaging in behaviour that was beneficial to themselves

• Delinquents showed a greater focus on engaging in behaviour that was beneficial to others

What is an application of Kohlberg's theory of moral development?

• It makes people think more about how they behave

• Treatment programmes for offending include elements of moral reasoning

• It helps Heinz to solve his dilemma

• It does not have an effect on re-offending rates