Kohlberg

Kohlberg 's Model for moral growth is a composition through which he constituted a version of psychological theory and began his work as a student of psychology in the University of Chicago . The model underlines the cornerstone for ethical thinking or act which is moral conclusions It constitutes six stages in which each stage is better than its forerunner . He depended for his research on narrations such as Heinz dilemma

The six stages of Kohlberg can be compiled into three levels constituting two stages each . The three levels are level one is

br pre-conventional , level two is conventional and last but not the least level third is post-conventional . Level one pre-conventional level constitutes two stages which are obeisance and sanction orientation egocentricity orientation . Level two includes social accordance and abidance , dominance and social- asserting orientation . Level three includes societal constrict orientation and ecumenical ethical rationales

The pre-conventional level of moral development is mostly seen in children , though it can also be exhibit by adults . The stage one defines that people aims at the aftermaths of their accomplishments on them and the second stage defines the self interests of the people as it shows what is their in the situation for the person

The conventional way of moral development is typically shown in stripling and adults . In this level people follows or obeys the decrees of a society even when in that respect no outcomes are for sure . In the third stage , the reflection of intentions is very important as the self...