Child Development and Pedagogy · Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development
An adolescent reasons, 'If Heinz does not do everything he can to save his wife, then he is putting some value higher than the value of life.' Which stage of moral development does this response characterize?
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- 1The universal ethical principle orientation✓
- 2The good girl-good boy orientation
- 3The social contract orientation
- 4The social order maintaining orientation
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The universal ethical principle orientation
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