Kohlberg's Structural-Developmental Approach

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Flashcards covering key concepts from Kohlberg's Structural-Developmental Theory and related Piagetian ideas.

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Kohlberg's Structural-Developmental Approach

A theoretical framework focusing on the transformation of thought organization regarding moral issues.

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Pre-conventional Stage 1

Characterized by obedience and fear of punishment; egocentric in nature.

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Pre-conventional Stage 2

Involves equal exchange and reciprocity; individualistic approach.

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Conventional Stage 3

Mutual interpersonal expectations; focuses on relationships and social approval.

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Conventional Stage 4

Social system morality; emphasizes law and order.

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Post-conventional Stage 5

Social contract/utility and individual rights; recognizes the importance of individual freedoms.

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Post-conventional Stage 6

Universal ethical principles; moral reasoning based on abstract principles.

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Critique of Kohlberg's Theory

Gilligan's argument that it is biased towards men with a focus on justice orientation over care orientation.

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Moral Rules of Child Culture

Social rules children follow that may clash with adult morality.

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Moral Imperative 1

To defend your friends.

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Moral Imperative 2

Not to disclose friends' misbehavior to adults.

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Moral Imperative 3

To conform to peer standards.

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Piaget's Expiatory Punishment

Retributive punishment that reflects the severity of wrongdoing.

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Piaget's Reciprocity Punishment

Focuses on healing and making amends for wrongdoing.

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Transition from Expiatory to Reciprocal Punishment

Most children shift from expiatory punishment to reciprocal punishment between ages 8-10.

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Cross-cultural Study of Morality

Found correlation with socioeconomic status, intelligence, and education; morality development is universal.

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Moral Reasoning Advancement

Encouraged through discussion and cognitive conflict.

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Stages of Moral Development

Kohlberg outlined 3 levels and 6 stages of moral reasoning.

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Kohlberg's Age Related Changes

Different moral stages correspond to different age ranges in development.

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Justice Orientation

Focus on fairness and rights, associated with male perspectives in Kohlberg's research.