At Kohlberg's Stage __________,individuals can imagine alternatives to their own social order,and they emphasize fair procedures for interpreting and changing the law.

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At Kohlberg's Stage 5, individuals recognize the importance of social contracts in maintaining social order but also recognize the need for individual rights and the importance of impartial, fair procedures for interpreting and changing the law. They can imagine alternative social orders and value justice, equality, and basic human rights. This stage is also known as the "legalistic" stage because individuals view rules and laws as important in maintaining a just and fair society.

At Kohlberg's Stage __________,Individuals Can Imagine Alternatives to Their Own