In response to the Heinz dilemma, Seth explains, "If Heinz doesn't do everything he can to save his wife's life, he's valuing something more than the value of life. People have a mutual duty to save one another from dying." Seth is in which of Kohlberg's stages?

A) punishment and obedience orientationB) instrumental purpose orientationC) "good boy-good girl" orientationD) social-order-maintaining orientation

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Haley Pratt

Social Studies

25 March, 13:53

In response to the Heinz dilemma, Seth explains, "If Heinz doesn't do everything he can to save his wife's life, he's valuing something more than the value of life. People have a mutual duty to save one another from dying." Seth is in which of Kohlberg's stages?

A) punishment and obedience orientationB) instrumental purpose orientationC) "good boy-good girl" orientationD) social-order-maintaining orientation

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Ellis Goodman · Answer 1

D. Social-Order-Maintaining Orientation

Explanation:

Social-Order-Maintaining Orientation is one of the six stages of life according to Psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg.

He created a theory of moral reasoning in view of Jean Piaget's stages of cognition.

Social-Order-Maintaining Orientation is the fourth stage that focuses on how an individual behaves so as to keep the social order.