RVE 8 Moral Development

Who's the proponent of Moral Development Theory?

• a) Sigmund Freud

• b) Lawrence Kohlberg

• c) Albert Einstein

• d) Greta Thunberg

How many stages in Kohlberg's of Moral Development

• a) 3

• b) 4

• c) 6

• d) 7

This stage of moral development is focused on living up to social expectations and roles. There is an emphasis on conformity, being "nice," and consideration of how choices influence relationships.

• a) STAGE 1: Obedience and Punishment

• b) STAGE 3: Good Boy Good Girl

• c) STAGE 4: Authority and Maintaining Social Order

• d) STAGE 6: Universal Ethical Principles

During stage one, the earliest stage of moral development, a child's moral compass is dictated by obedience and punishment, with behavior closely linked to compliance with rules in order to avoid punishment.

• a) STAGE 1: Obedience and Punishment

• b) STAGE 2: Self-Interest

• c) STAGE 3: Good Boy Good Girl

• d) STAGE 5: Social Contract

Mia always follows rules because she wants to avoid getting in trouble. In which stage of moral development is Mia likely to be according to Kohlberg?

• a) STAGE 1: Obedience and Punishment

• b) STAGE 3: Good Boy Good Girl

• c) STAGE 4: Authority and Maintaining Social Order

• d) STAGE 5: Social Contract

Tom steals a candy bar from the store because he is hungry and doesn't have any money. In which stage of moral development is Tom likely to be?

• a) STAGE 1: Obedience and Punishment

• b) STAGE 2: Self-Interest

• c) STAGE 3: Good Boy Good Girl

• e) STAGE 5: Social Contract

During a group project, Sarah complies with her team's decisions to maintain harmony, even if she disagrees. Which stage of moral development is Sarah likely exhibiting?

• a) STAGE 1: Obedience and Punishment

• b) STAGE 2: Self-Interest

• c) STAGE 3: Good Boy Good Girl

• 1. d) STAGE 4: Authority and Maintaining Social Order

Emily questions a societal rule because it seems unfair and believes that rules should be flexible. What stage of moral development does Emily's perspective align with?

• a) STAGE 4: Authority and Maintaining Social Order

• b) STAGE 2: Self-Interest

• c) STAGE 5: Social Contract

• d) STAGE 6: Universal Ethical Principles

A student helps organize a community cleanup project because it will benefit everyone in the neighborhood. What stage of moral development does this action represent?

• a) STAGE 5: Social Contract

• b) STAGE 3: Good Boy Good Girl

• c) STAGE 2: Self-Interest

• d) STAGE 6: Universal Ethical Principles

Jason refuses to cheat on a test because he believes in the importance of maintaining a fair and just academic environment. What stage of moral development is Jason likely in?

• a) STAGE 1: Obedience and Punishment

• b) STAGE 4: Authority and Maintaining Social Order

• c) STAGE 2: Self-Interest

• d)STAGE 3: Good Boy Good Girl