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How many stages of moral development did Lawrence Kohlberg describe?
Six stages, taken in order with none skipped.
- Four
- Five
- Six ✔
Why: Kohlberg said people move through six stages of moral development in order, from avoiding punishment up to living by universal principles. Learn to Lead calls him a Maslow for morals.
Huh, didn't know that: Kohlberg found few people consistently reach the sixth stage, and later removed it from his scoring.
Why did the cadet take the stairs instead of the elevator? He didn't want to skip a stage.
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Answer: Six. Kohlberg said people move through six stages of moral development in order, from avoiding punishment up to living by universal principles. Learn to Lead calls him a Maslow for morals.
- Learn to Lead, Volume 3: Indirect Leadership, chapter 9 (Civil Air Patrol) www.gocivilairpatrol.com/media/cms/L2LVolume_3__LOW_FINAL_4_MAY_13CC68236BDFE.pdf
Lawrence Kohlberg found that each person passes through a series of six stages in the course of their moral development.
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