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Other Sciences, Other
11th -
12thgrade
KOHLBERG'S 6 STAGES OF MORAL DEVELOPMENT
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- 1. Multiple ChoiceSTAGE I TITLESDIFFERENCES ARE GOOD-RIGHT?PUNISHMENT AND OBEDIENCE: Might Makes RightTHE BEGINNING-AND THE ENDNONE OF THESE
- 2. Multiple ChoiceQUESTIONS FROM STAGE 1WHY IS THERE AIR? HOW CAN I SUCCEED?WHY AM I STILL SHORT? WHY IS THE UNIVERSE SO BIG?WHY AM I ANGRY? WHY DON'T IHAVE FRIENDS?What must I do to avoid punishment? What can I do to force my will upon others?
- 3. Multiple ChoiceSTAGE 1 & 2 - AGES?18-2121-653-6UP TO 10-13
- 4. Multiple ChoiceSTAGE 2 QUESTIONSHow can I help others? how can I help society?What's in it for me? What must I do to avoid pain, gain pleasure?How do I fit in? How can I curry favor?none of these
- 5. Multiple ChoiceStage 3 titles: INTERPERSONAL (TRIBAL) CONFORMITY: Good Boy/Good GirlIntrapersonal relations-self worthindividuals do not want to gain approval of othersall of these
- 6. Multiple ChoiceThe focus of conventional morality issignificant othersthe "tryanny of the THEY"acceptance of the standards and rule of one's groupall of these
- 7. Multiple ChoiceStage 3 questionsWhy can't I be in charge? Why am I not rich?Why do I not fit in? How can I?QUESTION: What must I do to be seen as a good boy/girl (socially acceptable)?all of these
- 8. Multiple ChoiceStagae 4 titlesLAW AND ORDER (SOCIETAL CONFORMITY): The Good CitizenNon-conformity; being uniqueexistential beliefs; sociopathic behaviornon of these
- 9. Multiple ChoiceStage 4 peopleseldom question authority figuresquestion authority figuresquestion no onequestion everyone
- 10. Multiple ChoiceA stage 4 question might beWhat do I do here?I am insecureWhat if everyone did that?I am proud
- 11. Multiple ChoiceStage 4 1/2 questionWhy should I believe anything?I believe everything?bothneither
- 12. Multiple ChoiceSTAGE 4 ½: The CynicbotherrorThe Cynic-transitional stage betwee 4 & 5neither
- 13. Multiple ChoiceStage 4 1/2 people arefakebothneitheroften marked by uncritical cynicism ("All politicians are crooks…nothing really matters anyway"), disillusionment and alienation.
- 14. Multiple ChoicePOSTCONVENTIONAL OR PRINCIPLED MORALITY: Focus here isGood mealsGood soundsPOSTCONVENTIONAL OR PRINCIPLED MORALITY:all of these
- 15. Multiple ChoiceStage 5 isneitherSTAGE 5: PRIOR RIGHTS AND SOCIAL CONTRACT: The Philosopher/KingSpecial stage with amorality
mora;litboth - 16. Multiple Choicestage 5 questionWhat is the just thing to do given all the circumstances? What will bring the most good to the largest number of people?How do I gain power?How do I share power?none of these
- 17. Multiple ChoiceStage 6 isUniversal un-ethical principlesUNIVERSAL PRINCIPLESUNIVERSAL ETHICAL PRINCIPLES: The Prophet/Messiahnone of these
- 18. Multiple ChoiceAnwho reac person who reaches this stage sacts for his own best interestwant to contemplate existential ideasacts out of universal principles based upon the equality and worth of all living beingnone of these
- 19. Multiple ChoiceStage 6 questionWhat will foster life in its fullest for all living beings? What is justice for all?What can I do to help my family?How do I make the most money?all of these
- 20. Multiple ChoiceStage 6 individuals are rare, often valuethier material possessions more than anythingthier family above all elsetheir principles more than their own life, often seen as incarnating the highest human potential.none of these
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