At Kohlberg's Conventional Level, Moral Understanding Is Based on

question 10

Multiple Choice

At Kohlberg's conventional level, moral understanding is based on

• A) rewards, punishment, and the power of authority figures.
• B) abstract principles and values that apply to all situations and societies.
• C) actively maintaining the current social system to ensure positive human relationships and societal order.
• D) the degree to which morality is central to self-concept.

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Definitions:

Blur

implies a lack of clarity or distinctness, often resulting in confusion or ambiguity in various contexts, including visual perception or understanding of information.

Technological Changes

Entail the adoption of new technologies and the adaptation processes organizations undergo to implement these technologies, impacting work processes and employee roles.

Rapidly Accelerating Rate

A pace of change that is increasing swiftly and often unexpectedly, frequently used in the context of technology, growth, or environmental changes.

Verbal Immediacy

The use of language to express closeness and reduce the psychological distance between individuals.