Question

Describe Kohlberg’s three stages of moral development. How do Jonathan Haidt’s views differ from Kohlberg’s?

Answer 1

Any answer choices?

Answer 2

No this is a type of short answer essay question

Answer 3

I'm confused which is y I posted it

Answer 4

Okay, so do you know who the two individuals mentioned are?

Answer 5

she prolly read a book or paragraph

Answer 6

he developed the stages of moral development and believed that individuals progress through stages of moral development just as they progress through stages of cognitive development.

Answer 7

that one was Kohlberg's and I'mma typing the other one.

Answer 8

Good job, and to sum that up, Kohlberg's stages were
1) preconventional morality
2) conventional morality
3) postconventional morality
and what were Jonathans?

Answer 9

Well, he believed that much of our morality is rooted in our moral intuitions. That the mind makes moral judgments as it makes aesthetic judgments very quickly and automatically. I think that should be included. Right?

Answer 10

Exactly, so now we just need to find differences

Answer 11

1) people see rules as fixed and absolute.
2) the second stage of moral development, and is characterized by an acceptance of social rules concerning right and wrong
3) characterized by an individuals' understanding of universal ethical principles

Answer 12

those are Kohlberg’s

Answer 13

here's one thing I forgot to add. Lawrence Kohlberg focused on moral reasoning and the way people think about moral situations, whereas Jonathan Haidt focused on moral intuition and the way people feel about moral situations.

Answer 14

I like it

Answer 15

So would that sum it all up?

Answer 16

I'm pretty sure

Answer 17

I think so,

Answer 18

yeah hey thxs JJ

Answer 19

Ofc <3

Answer 20

:) alright I'mma put in my response. Wish me luck!

Answer 21

Okaiiii lmk if it was right :>

Answer 22

Ight I will!