Child Development and Pedagogy · Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development
Kohlberg's theory of moral development characterizes children's moral development primarily as:
- 1the result of increasingly higher stages of cognitive development✓
- 2the result of the amount of moral instruction a child has received
- 3a process of learning to obey established rules of society and government
- 4a process of becoming increasingly less self-centered and more concerned with the needs of others
Correct answer
the result of increasingly higher stages of cognitive development
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