Exam 7: Kohlbergs Stages of Moral Development

Studies that interview the same subjects every so often are called

A person says, "Everyone has their own perspective on right and wrong, so just do what is best for you." This person is probably reasoning at Kohlberg's

Kohlberg said each stage in his theory

Most urban middle class adults in the United States reason at Kohlberg's

According to Kohlberg, Martin Luther King, Immanuel Kant, and John Rawls thought about moral issues at

A person who says we ought to keep all promises out of a respect for the equal worth of all individuals is probably reasoning at Kohlberg's

A person says, "You have to obey the law; otherwise you will get punished." This person is probably reasoning at Kohlberg's

An emphasis on social order and organization characterizes moral thought at Kohlberg's

In Kohlberg's most recent scoring manual, the stage most affected was

A person who justifies decisions in terms of the moral authority of his or her religious group is probably reasoning at Kohlberg's

Carol Gilligan's criticism of Kohlberg

A teacher tells his students they should be nice to others because they might one day want others to return favors to therm. The teacher is probably reasoning at Kohlberg's

The United States Constitution, with its rights and procedures, illustrates moral thinking at Kohlberg's

A person who reasons at Kohlberg's third stage is likely to say that fighting is wrong because