Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development
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This assignment examines Kohlberg's theory of moral development by analyzing the responses of a child (10 years old) and an adolescent (17 years old) to two hypothetical scenarios. The child demonstrates characteristics of conventional morality, adhering to rules and avoiding punishment, while the adolescent exhibits signs of post-conventional morality, considering societal values and individual justice. The assignment concludes that Kohlberg's theory provides a valuable framework for understanding moral development but acknowledges its limitations in capturing the complexities of human behavior.
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