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Morals
Preconventional
Conventional
Postconventional
Characteristics
100

Who is: The father of moral devolopment studies?

Kohlberg

100
What is based on the conquences for their actions?
Moral reasonings
100
What is the child basing their idea of Morals off of?
The idea of fairness
100
What are the standards from?
Personal beliefs
100
What is the age of: Imitation and Whining; Possessive and Explorative; Curiosity and Negativity "No Stage" ?
Age two
200
What is moral development linked to?
Cognitive development
200
What is the childs motivation in their term of Obedience and Punishment?
Fear
200
What is the belief that rules are absolute- they should be obeyed because they are rules not whethere they are fair or not.?
Law and Order.
200
Who was a 'hero' that believed in Cosmic Postdevelopment? (belief of transcending individual existence)
Ghandi
200
What is the age of impulse, not coorerative, noisym and inattentive children?
age four
300
What is the capacity for goodness?
Morals
300
What is the subterm/substage for 'selfish orientation'?
Reciprocity
300
What is the 'Good Child' most concerned with?
What others think
300
_________ belief is based on the abstract way humans are.
Principled
300
What age needs affection, dependence & independence, frinedliness, humor, and encouragment the most?
Age six
400
How many *main* moral stages are there?
Three
400
What is the fear of punishment stage called?
Obedience to avoid Punishment
400
When is something 'wrong' to the Conventional child?
When society says it is
400
What is the most 'questionable' stage?
Postconventional
400
What is that age that: More use of baby talk then usual, first "why" stage, independent
Age three
500
Who help develop a persons moral reasonings?
Parents and/or educators
500
Who are in the preconventional stage?
preschoolers
500
When do people go into the conventional stage?
early adolescence
500
Who is (if at all) most likely to go into the Postconventional stage?
High-school Seniors
500

What is the characteristic of need of constancy and patience with adults?

Special Needs