First explain what moral reasoning is based on in this stage, then provide an example

QUESTION 1

First explain what moral reasoning is based on in this stage, then provide an example. The examples should represent how someone at that particular stage would answer the question. Your example should always start as “I don’t speed because……” Be sure to answer both parts of the question.

1. In Stage 1 of Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development, moral reasoning is based on what??

2. Example: I don’t speed because _________________________________________________(answer as someone would at this stage would answer).

QUESTION 2

First explain what moral reasoning is based on in this stage, then provide an example. The examples should represent how someone at that particular stage would answer the question. Your example should always start as “I don’t speed because……” Be sure to answer both parts of the question.

1. In Stage 2 of Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development, moral reasoning is based on what????

2. Example: I don’t speed because ___________________________________________ (this example should be what someone at this level would answer

QUESTION 3

First explain what moral reasoning is based on in this stage, then provide an example. The examples should represent how someone at that particular stage would answer the question. Your example should always start as “I don’t speed because……” Be sure to answer both parts of the question.

1. In Stage 3 of Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development, moral reasoning is based on what?

2. Example: I don’t speed because ______________________________________(the example should be what someone at this stage would say).

QUESTION 4

First explain what moral reasoning is based on in this stage, then provide an example. The examples should represent how someone at that particular stage would answer the question. Your example should always start as “I don’t speed because……” Be sure to answer both parts of the question.

1. In Stage 4 of Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development, moral reasoning is based on what?

2. Example: I don’t speed because ___________________________________________(answer as someone at this stage would).

QUESTION 5

First explain what moral reasoning is based on in this stage, then provide an example. The examples should represent how someone at that particular stage would answer the question. Your example should always start as “I don’t speed because……” Be sure to answer both parts of the question.

1. In Stage 5 of Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development, moral reasoning in based on what?

2. Example: I don’t speed because ________________________________________ (answer as someone at this stage would).

QUESTION 6

First explain what moral reasoning is based on in this stage, then provide an example. The examples should represent how someone at that particular stage would answer the question. Your example should always start as “I don’t speed because……” Be sure to answer both parts of the question.

1. In Stage 6 of Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development, moral reasoning is based on what?

2. Example: I don’t speed because _____________________________________________(answer as someone at this stage would).

QUESTION 7

You should read the dilemma and then consider each case example. There will be 6 case examples for the same dilemma. Each answer represents one of the 6 stages of moral development. You must read the case example and decide which stage of moral development that is represented. So, your answer should specify a specific stage of the stages 1-6, each stage is only represented once, so there are no repeats.

The Dilemma:

It is close to final exam time in your psychology course, and you are on the border between a C or B grade. You go to your teacher’s office to see what you can do to make sure you get the B grade. But there is a note on the open door, “I’ll be right back. Please wait.” You notice the stack of exams for your upcoming final, and you could easily take one and leave without being seen.

Case Example #1:

I wouldn’t take the exam because I wouldn’t be able to live with myself. I believe that cheating is the same as stealing and is therefore a crime. My own opinion of myself as an honest person of integrity would be permanently damaged

QUESTION 8

You should read the dilemma and then consider each case example. There will be 6 case examples for the same dilemma. Each answer represents one of the 6 stages of moral development. You must read the case example and decide which stage of moral development that is represented. So, your answer should specify a specific stage of the stages 1-6. Each stage is only represented once, so there will be no repeats.

The Dilemma:

It is close to final exam time in your psychology course, and you are on the border between a C or B grade. You go to your teacher’s office to see what you can do to make sure you get the B grade. But there is a note on the open door, “I’ll be right back. Please wait.” You notice the stack of exams for your upcoming final, and you could easily take one and leave without being seen.

Case Example #2:

I would take the exam because I really need the B in this course. Psychology is not a major interest and I have to gain that scholarship for college. Otherwise, I will not be able to go to college and my future career would suffer.

QUESTION 9

You should read the dilemma and then consider each case example. There will be 6 case examples for the same dilemma. Each answer represents one of the 6 stages of moral development. You must read the case example and decide which stage of moral development that is represented. So, your answer should specify a specific stage of the stages 1-6, each stage is only represented once, so there are no repeats.

The Dilemma:

It is close to final exam time in your psychology course, and you are on the border between a C or B grade. You go to your teacher’s office to see what you can do to make sure you get the B grade. But there is a note on the open door, “I’ll be right back. Please wait.” You notice the stack of exams for your upcoming final, and you could easily take one and leave without being seen.

Case Example #3:

I wouldn’t take the exam because it would be wrong. What if everybody cheated every chance they got? What kind of credibility would grades have? It would cheapen the value of education and the whole system would be worthless.

QUESTION 10

You should read the dilemma and then consider each case example. There will be 6 case examples for the same dilemma. Each answer represents one of the 6 stages of moral development. You must read the case example and decide which stage of moral development that is represented. So, your answer should specify a specific stage of the stages 1-6, each stage is only represented once, so there will be no repeats.

The Dilemma:

It is close to final exam time in your psychology course, and you are on the border between a C or B grade. You go to your teacher’s office to see what you can do to make sure you get the B grade. But there is a note on the open door, “I’ll be right back. Please wait.” You notice the stack of exams for your upcoming final, and you could easily take one and leave without being seen.

Case Example #4:

I wouldn’t do it because it wouldn’t be fair to other students who have to take the exam without any advantages. The system is designed to work fairly for everyone and cheating definitely violates that ideal.

QUESTION 11

You should read the dilemma and then consider each case example. There will be 6 case examples for the same dilemma. Each answer represents one of the 6 stages of moral development. You must read the case example and decide which stage of moral development that is represented. So, your answer should specify a specific stage of the stages 1-6. each stage is represented only once, so there will be no repeats.

The Dilemma:

It is close to final exam time in your psychology course, and you are on the border between a C or B grade. You go to your teacher’s office to see what you can do to make sure you get the B grade. But there is a note on the open door, “I’ll be right back. Please wait.” You notice the stack of exams for your upcoming final, and you could easily take one and leave without being seen.

Case Example #5:

I wouldn’t take it because I would be too afraid of getting caught. With my luck, the teacher would return early and catch me in the act.

QUESTION 12

You should read the dilemma and then consider each case example. There will be 6 case examples for the same dilemma. Each answer represents one of the 6 stages of moral development. You must read the case example and decide which stage of moral development that is represented. So, your answer should specify a specific stage of the stages 1-6, each stage is only represented once, so there will be no repeats.

The Dilemma:

It is close to final exam time in your psychology course, and you are on the border between a C or B grade. You go to your teacher’s office to see what you can do to make sure you get the B grade. But

there is a note on the open door, “I’ll be right back. Please wait.” You notice the stack of exams for your upcoming final, and you could easily take one and leave without being seen.

Case Example #6:

I wouldn’t take it because if I got caught and my parents ground out they would be devastated. I care too much about what they think of me to risk that.