Lesson 3 Stages of Moral Development Quiz

Who developed the stages of moral development theory based on Jean Piaget's theory of moral judgement?

• Erikson

• Kohlberg

• Bandura

• Skinner

At what level of moral development is morality externally controlled?

• Transitional Level

• Post-Conventional Level

• Conventional Level

• Pre-conventional Level

Which stage of moral development involves behavior determined by consequences and obeying to avoid punishment?

• Punishment/obedience orientation

• Instrumental purpose orientation

• Good Boy/Nice Girl orientation

• Law and order orientation

In which level of moral development does the individual strive to support rules set forth by others to win their approval or maintain social order?

• Transitional Level

• Pre-conventional Level

• Conventional Level

• Post-Conventional Level

Which stage of moral development involves behavior determined by social approval and wanting to be a 'good person'?

• Law and order orientation

• Instrumental purpose orientation

• Punishment/obedience orientation

• Good Boy/Nice Girl orientation

At which level of moral development does the individual move beyond the perspective of their own society?

• Transitional Level

• Post-Conventional Level

• Conventional Level

• Pre-conventional Level

Which stage of moral development views laws and rules as flexible tools for improving human purposes?

• Social contract orientation

• Good Boy/Nice Girl orientation

• Universal ethical principle orientation

• Law and order orientation

According to Kohlberg, which stage of moral development involves self-chosen ethical principles of conscience?

• Good Boy/Nice Girl orientation

• Law and order orientation

• Universal ethical principle orientation

• Social contract orientation

What is the emphasis at the Conventional Level of moral development?

• Social approval

• Self-interest

• Relationships with other people and social systems

• Personal needs

Which level of moral development involves morality defined in terms of abstract principles and values that apply to all situations and societies?

• Conventional Level

• Pre-conventional Level

• Transitional Level

• Post-Conventional Level