The Three Distinct Levels of Moral Reasoning That Kohlberg Proposed

question 267

Multiple Choice

The three distinct levels of moral reasoning that Kohlberg proposed are:

• A) preoperational, concrete operational, and formal operational.
• B) legal principles, universal moral principles, and law and order principles.
• C) preconventional, conventional, and postconventional.
• D) abstract thinking, rational thinking, and logical reasoning.

Acknowledge the use of flexible strategies, including workforce and dual facilities, to manage capacity effectively.

Understand the impact of pricing decisions on overall profitability.

Understand the conversion between different units of measurement within the metric system.

Comprehend how to calculate total magnification of a microscope.

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Definitions:

Consequences

The outcomes or effects that result from an action or decision.

Fundamental Attribution

The tendency to overemphasize personal characteristics and underestimate situational factors when explaining someone else's behavior.

Self-serving Bias

The tendency to attribute personal successes to internal factors while attributing failures to external factors.

Attribution Theory

A concept in social psychology that explores how individuals infer the causes of others' behavior, attributing it to either internal dispositions or external situations.