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Lifespan Development

Loyalist College DSW Winter 2018 Childhood Morality

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Moral Development The ability to distinguish from wrong, act on that distinction and experience pride when doing right and shame when doing wrong.
Kohlberg Developed most thorough theory for moral development
Dilemma A situation given by Kohlberg to boys of different ages to distinguish which stage of moral development they are in
Preconventional Person sees the rules as being external to them and imposed by an authority figure
Stage 1 Punishment & Obedience Orientation
Stage 2 Self Interest Orientation
Conventional Morality Rules and norms of the group become the basis for moral judgements
Stage 3 Good Boy/Good Girl Mentality
Stage 4 Authority & Social Order Maintaining Orientation
Post Conventional Morality Can distinguish between morally right and legal
Stage 5 Morality of Contract, Individual Rights & Law
Stage 6 Morality of Individual Principles of Conscience
Early Childhood Most likely at Pre-Conventional Level of Morality
Middle Childhood/Adolescence Most likely at Conventional Level of Morality
Some Adults Most likely at Post Conventional Level of Morality
Criticisms of Kohlberg's Theory Cultural and Gender Bias
Ideal self Who you think you should be
Real self Who you actually are
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