Psychology & Sociology · Mr. Pankow: Self-Identity & Social Interaction

Question

Kohlberg's third stage of moral development
____
1. ____
2. ____

Answer

Kohlberg's third stage of moral development
Post-Conventional
1. Do the right thing (even if against the rules)
2. Universal ethical standard (your own set of moral guidelines)
3. Post-Conventional (moral)
- 5. Social Contract – Individual becomes aware that even though rules and laws exist for greater good, there are times this law works against interest of particular people.
· Ex. for Heinz, is protection of life more important than breaking/stealing? People at this stage said yes.
- 6. Universal Ethical Principle – people develop own set of moral guidelines, which may or may not fit the law, and principles apply to everyone. People who uphold and believe in these have to be prepared to act towards these even if they have to obey consequences. Very few people who reach this stage, ex. Ghandi.

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