Jenna Is Rather Bright, and Really Enjoys Her Debate Club

Jenna is rather bright, and really enjoys her debate club. She likes to think about hypothetical situations, and consider an argument from more than one perspective. Recently, her debate team worked on arguments associated with the purpose of laws. Jenna came to the conclusion that laws are a critical part of society, but that laws need to be changed regularly in order to reflect how society changes. She feels that laws reflect values rather than absolute truth, so they can be flawed and must constantly be revised. This experience led Jenna to consider that she might want to become a lawyer, or perhaps a philosopher. She isn't quite sure which option is best for her, so she wants to talk to an advisor to find out more about careers in those fields. Using this information, indicate which stages Jenna is in according to Piaget's theory of cognitive development, Kohlberg's theory of moral development, and Erikson's theory of social development. Be sure to indicate which information allowed you to make your decisions.