In Kohlberg's Preconventional Level of Moral Development, Moral Thinking Is

question 49

True/False

In Kohlberg's preconventional level of moral development, moral thinking is largely limited to issues of punishment, obedience, and personal interest.

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Definitions:

Organization-Wide Norms

The shared expectations and rules that guide behavior of members within an entire organization.

Vested Interests

The stake or involvement one has in an outcome that, typically, provides personal benefit, financial gain, or power.

Habit

is a regular behavior or routine that is performed repeatedly, often unconsciously.

Resistance To Change

The reluctance or refusal to accept or adapt to changes within the organizational environment or personal life.