Activity 3_GED107

He is best known for his theory of stages of moral development.

• Albert Bandura

• Jean Piaget

• Lawrence Kohlberg

• Carl Rogers

How many levels of moral development are there?

• 6

• 5

• 4

• 3

Everyone achieve the last stage of moral development.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The first stage of moral development which emphasizes children's self-interest in decision-making as they want to avoid punishment at all costs.

• Individualism, Instrumentalism, and Exchange

• Obedience and Punishment Orientation

• Maintaining the Social Order

• Universal Principles

Joshua does not drive faster than the speed limit since it is illegal. He's in the _______ stage of moral development.

• Interpersonal accord and conformity 

• Universal ethical principles

• Authority and social-order maintaining orientation 

• Social Contract and Individual Rights

Mahatma Gandhi risks his life to fight for the rights of others because he feels it is the right thing to do. He's in the _______ stage of moral development.

• Interpersonal accord and conformity 

• Universal ethical principles

• Authority and social-order maintaining orientation 

• Social Contract and Individual Rights

People construct their own set of moral rules at this point, which may or may not be legal. Human rights, fairness, and equality are paramount, even if they require going against society and facing repercussions.

• Stage 1 (Pre-Conventional)

• Stage 2 (Conventional)

• Stage 3 (Post-Conventional)

R.M. wants to go to see Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness with his friends but he doesn’t because he promised he would watch it with his girlfriend. Which stage of Kohlberg’s theory of Morality is he demonstrating?

• Obedience and punishment

• Interpersonal accord and conformity 

• Self-interest orientation

• Social Contract and Individual Rights

Kai is dragged to watch Sonic the Hedgehog 2  by his girlfriend. To avoid paying, he sneaks past the ticket collector. He thinks he shouldn't have to pay for this movie because it's for kids. But he ended up loving the movie and bought Sonic Plushies. Which stage of Kohlberg’s theory of Morality is he demonstrating?

• Obedience and punishment

• Interpersonal accord and conformity 

• Self-interest orientation

• Social Contract and Individual Rights

In this stage, the humanity is seen as having a diverse range of viewpoints, rights, and ideals. As each individual or group is unique, such viewpoints should be acknowledged.

• Obedience and punishment

• Interpersonal accord and conformity 

• Self-interest orientation

• Social Contract and Individual Rights