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(a) is branch of philosophy through which we study what is morally right and wrong
A child makes a decision based on whether or not he'll get in trouble. What stage of Kohlberg's Moral Development is he at?
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Salman believes that stealing is wrong because it's against the law. What stage of development is he in?
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Amira makes decisions based on her own morals. She believes in justice and human rights. What stage of moral development is she in?
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Charley doesn't put take a phone call on the train because he doesn't want to annoy those around him. What stage of moral development is he in?
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''What school does Harry Potter go to?'' is what type of question?
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How influential are book series in encouraging young adults to read?
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''What could've happened to Gotham city if Batman didn't catch the Joker?'' is what kind of question?
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''How much does it cost pharmacists to make cancer drugs?'' is what type of question?
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You find a wallet containing $500 when you’re walking home from school with your friends. No one sees you pick it up, other than your friends. There is a name inside of the wallet on a driver’s license. But, you don't know the owner. In fact, the address is not close to your house either - it’s a 1 hour drive away. Your friends encourage you to keep the money, but want half of the money in total to keep your secret. Your friend Abbey quietly thinks you should return the wallet, but feels pressure not to speak up, so doesn’t. Your parents say you should hand the wallet in to the police, but then forget about it. They don’t want to drive you to return the wallet. You decide to get the train out to return the wallet as you always try to follow your value of selflessness.
What stage of moral development did the parents follow?
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You find a wallet containing $500 when you’re walking home from school with your friends. No one sees you pick it up, other than your friends. There is a name inside of the wallet on a driver’s license. But, you don't know the owner. In fact, the address is not close to your house either - it’s a 1 hour drive away. Your friends encourage you to keep the money, but want half of the money in total to keep your secret. Your friend Abbey quietly thinks you should return the wallet, but feels pressure not to speak up, so doesn’t. Your parents say you should hand the wallet in to the police, but then forget about it. They don’t want to drive you to return the wallet. You decide to get the train out to return the wallet as you always try to follow your value of selflessness.
What stage of moral development did your friends follow?
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You find a wallet containing $500 when you’re walking home from school with your friends. No one sees you pick it up, other than your friends. There is a name inside of the wallet on a driver’s license. But, you don't know the owner. In fact, the address is not close to your house either - it’s a 1 hour drive away. Your friends encourage you to keep the money, but want half of the money in total to keep your secret. Your friend Abbey quietly thinks you should return the wallet, but feels pressure not to speak up, so doesn’t. Your parents say you should hand the wallet in to the police, but then forget about it. They don’t want to drive you to return the wallet. You decide to get the train out to return the wallet as you always try to follow your value of selflessness.
What stage of moral development did Abbey follow?
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You find a wallet containing $500 when you’re walking home from school with your friends. No one sees you pick it up, other than your friends. There is a name inside of the wallet on a driver’s license. But, you don't know the owner. In fact, the address is not close to your house either - it’s a 1 hour drive away. Your friends encourage you to keep the money, but want half of the money in total to keep your secret. Your friend Abbey quietly thinks you should return the wallet, but feels pressure not to speak up, so doesn’t. Your parents say you should hand the wallet in to the police, but then forget about it. They don’t want to drive you to return the wallet. You decide to get the train out to return the wallet as you always try to follow your value of selflessness.
What stage of moral development did YOU follow?
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