Which statement best describes Kohlberg's conventional level of moral development?

A) Individuals understand right or wrong based on punishments and rewards.

B) The behavior of individuals is based upon their internal sense of right and wrong.

C) An individual's sense of right and wrong is based on the expectations of others.

D) An individual's sense of right and wrong is determined by the wisdom of his or her parents.

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Kaylah Brandt

Social Studies

1 September, 10:22

Which statement best describes Kohlberg's conventional level of moral development?

A) Individuals understand right or wrong based on punishments and rewards.

B) The behavior of individuals is based upon their internal sense of right and wrong.

C) An individual's sense of right and wrong is based on the expectations of others.

D) An individual's sense of right and wrong is determined by the wisdom of his or her parents.

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Sara Woods · Answer 1

The level of conventional moral development of Kohlberg, which would be his II level, comes to say that the right thing to do is to live according to what people close to oneself expect. This means accepting the role of a good son, friend, brother, etc.

The reason for doing what is right is the need felt to be a good person before oneself and others, to care for others and the consideration that, if one puts oneself in the other's place, he would like others to They behave well.

The answer is: C) The sense of good and evil of an individual is based on the expectations of others.