Matching Kohlberg's Levels of Moral Reasoning (options may be used more than once)
-Focused on avoiding punishment.
A)Stage 1
B)Stage 2
C)Stage 3
D)Stage 4
E)Stage 5
F)Stage 6

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Stage 1 is focused on avoiding punishment. This level of moral reasoning is often seen in young children and those who have not developed a more advanced sense of ethics.

Answer: B
 Stage 2 is also focused on self-interest, but rather than simply avoiding punishment, individuals in this stage are motivated by gaining rewards and satisfying their own needs.

Answer: D
 Stage 4 is focused on social order and obedience to authority. Individuals in this stage believe that it is important to follow rules and laws in order to maintain a stable society.

Answer: E
 Stage 5 is focused on social contract and individual rights. Individuals in this stage believe that laws and rules are important, but are open to questioning and changing them if they are not fair or just.

Answer: F
 Stage 6 is focused on universal principles and ethical obligations. Individuals in this stage have a strong sense of conscience and are motivated by a desire to behave in a way that is consistent with their personal values and principles, even if it goes against social norms or laws. This stage is relatively rare and is often associated with individuals who have achieved a high level of personal and moral development.

Matching Kohlberg's Levels of Moral Reasoning (Options May Be Used