In Kohlberg's Stage One of Moral Reasoning

question 32

Multiple Choice

In Kohlberg's stage one of moral reasoning:

• A) individuals focus on the direct consequences that their actions will have.
• B) individuals exhibit a 'what's in it for me' mentality.
• C) individuals are conformity-driven and act with the goal of fulfilling social roles.
• D) individuals understand the importance of obeying forms of authority to aid in the maintenance of a functional society.
• E) laws are viewed as social contracts that promote the greatest good for the greatest number of people.

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Definitions:

Limits of Size

Refers to the maximum and minimum sizes that a part can be manufactured to and still meet specification requirements.

Maximum

The highest allowable value or limit, especially in the context of dimensions, tolerances, or specifications.

Minimum

The smallest or least possible amount, number, or degree in a set or specified range.

Unilateral Tolerancing

A dimensioning method where variations from the specified dimension are allowed in one direction (either positive or negative) only.