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Lawrence Kohlberg
Jessica Chesler &Jamie Krost
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Biography
Born in Bronxville, New York on October 25th, 1927
Married Lucy Stigberg in 1955
Had two sons with his wife
Committed suicide in 1987
Suffered from depression in addition to contracting a tropical parasite
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Education
Enrolled in the University of Chicago in 1947
Completed his Bachelors in one year-1948
Attained his Doctoral Degree in Psychology in 1958
Was a staff member at Yale as an assistant professor in psychology-1959
1962 returned to the University of Chicago as an assistant professor
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Education Continued
Worked as an associate professor and director of child psychology
Worked at Harvard University between 1968-1987
At Harvard he worked as a professor of education and social psychology
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Kolhberg's Inspirations
Theory was based off of:
Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget
American philosopher John Dewey
In adition to James Mark Bladwin
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Kolhberg's Theory
Theory broken up into 3 levels and 6 stages
Idea that a person's morality can ONLY be shown through progression
Level 1-Pre-Conventional Morality
Level 2- Conventional Morality
Level 3-Post Conventional Morality
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Level 1-Pre-Conventional
Stage 1:
Obedience and Punishment Orientation
Observed in the Infancy stage
Idea that the child will be good in order not to get puni
If punished the child will know they have done something wrong
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Level 1: Pre-Conventional
Stage 2:
Individualism and Exch
Seen in early childhood
Recognizing more then one right or wrong
More then one point of view
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Level 2- Conventional Morality
Stage 3:
Good interpersonal relationships
Seen in adolescents
Looking for approval from others
Wanting to be seen as a "good girl/boy"
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Level 2: Conventional Morality
Stage 4:
Maintaining order
Also seen in adolescents
A child becomes aware of the rules of society
Feeling a need to abide by the rules
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Level 3- Post-Conventional
Stage 5:
Social Contract
Seen in teenage years
Becoming aware of the reasoning rules
Not always benefiting the individual but rather the masses
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Level 3- Post-Convetional
Stage 6:
Universal principles
Occurs in adulthood
Developing one's own set of principles based off of themselves
The following
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Information on Kohlberg's Theory
His theory was created in 1958
Was created during studies of the University of
Jessica Chesler
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