Originally based on the cognitive development work of Jean Piaget, it was later modified by Carol Gilligan, who argued that it was largely male- centered.
Originally based on the cognitive development work of Jean Piaget, it was later modified by Carol Gilligan, who argued that it was largely male- centered. Derived from the "druggist's dilemma" experiment, stage six of it describes people who use universal ethical principles and abstract reasoning, while stage one of it describes those who focus on results only for themselves. Including both preconventional and postconventional parts, for 10 points, name this theory of moral development, named for its American formulator.
Originally based on the cognitive development work of Jean Piaget, it was later modified by Carol Gilligan, who argued that it was largely male- centered.
{Kohlberg}’s theory of moral development