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Three levels of moral reasoning, judged by the reason given rather than the answer.
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Asked why he would not cheat on a test, a student says he would be suspended if he were caught. Which level of moral reasoning is that?
A student returns a lost phone because honest people are respected and her friends expect her to do the right thing. Which level is shown?
A teen supports breaking an unfair rule because basic rights should be protected even when a rule conflicts with them. Which level is shown?
A student says stealing is wrong because laws keep society orderly and people must respect the legal system. Which level is shown?
A student shares notes because the classmate will probably help him later. Which level of Kohlberg's moral reasoning is shown?
A student reports cheating because school rules protect a fair grading system for everyone. Which level of moral reasoning is shown?
A student refuses to lie even to help a friend because truthfulness is a principle everyone should be able to rely on. Which level is shown?
A cashier gives Nia too much change, and she keeps it because no one will notice and she can buy lunch. In Kohlberg's terms, her reason is at what level?
A player does not skip practice because the coach would bench her. Which Kohlberg stage best matches that reason?
A student helps with a project only because the partner promises to help on the next assignment. Which stage is shown?
A student apologizes because a caring friend should admit mistakes and people will think better of her. Which stage is shown?
A student refuses to litter because a community falls apart if people ignore the rules everyone is expected to follow. Which stage is shown?
A student supports changing a harsh curfew because a town's laws are agreements that people can revise when they stop serving the public. Which stage is shown?
A student breaks a rule rather than betray an innocent person because justice matters more than any single rule. Which stage is shown?
In Kohlberg's theory, a person's moral level is determined mainly by what part of an answer to a dilemma?
Which order gives Kohlberg's three levels from earliest to latest in development?
What defines conventional moral reasoning in Kohlberg's model?
Two students say Heinz should steal a drug to save his wife. Ava says his wife might help him later; Ben says a good husband is expected to save her. Their levels are
Two students say Heinz should not steal the drug. Mia says he could go to jail; Omar says property laws protect rights, even if bad laws can be changed. Their levels are
Two students say a classmate should report bullying. One says school rules require it; the other says every student has a basic right to safety. Their levels are
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