Kohlberg's stages of moral development

[bboylawson]

stupidest theory i ever heard

[101iamlegend]

@bboylawson Not really. If you look at some Women, many have came into Adulthood never leaving level 2.

[S2RiCeGuRlS2]

@bboylawson stupidest is not a word.

[peachdica]

Teehee. I think Christians are stuck in preconventional moral development.

[LuRoy91]

This was great thankyou, big help and really well justified. Thankyou!

[paddyharrington]

Excellent tutorial sir. Made my exam revision much easier.

[031291fobbing]

Very helpful for my developmental psychology module at uni !

[voceval1]

I'm studying to take a license exam, and appreciate you reviewing this here as I don't quite remember this theory. Much obliged

[johnwaynepresley]

that shirt is a really pretty color

[airmickey2000]

suck up to your parents so you can get them to buy you a new FIRETRUCK.

lmfao.

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[wmiller24]

You must be referring to Level 1, stage 2.

[dawnsal]

@wmiller24 Naa he's not making a reference, he's still living there--waa haa haa haa

[RandRdriver]

Great lecture. Thanks for your help.

[anonymous2349]

very useful!

[SeanOsaur27]

thanks

[0306Sarah]

Wow! Thank you so much for publishing this video. Next Monday I am going to write an Examination on this topic and your explanation of Kohlbergs Theory really helped me a lot! Thanks!

[ngocami]

Thank you so much. I am taking a clep test on developmental psychology. I am sure I will pass now.

[JonieP84]

thank u! i got a lot of useful info from u for my class presentation on monday.

[deadcandles]

Thanks for this useful video. But can anyone clarify if there is any latest theory refined from Kohlberg's theory (1972)? Need 2use it for my thesis.

[07cheesebob]

VERY NICE

[wcwashington]

Very well done wmiller24. Thank you for posting this I am taking an online course (Ethics and the legal environment) and using this as a supplement to what I am reading in my text. Thank you for the information.

[TutorWizard]

that was great

[BrokenAtomBoom]

ej

thanks for the vido it's great. if possible could you put subtitles?? :))

[TheJanay1961]

Thank you so much for posting this! I'm not one of your students but I wish I were! I enjoyed the presentation and more important, you were very clear and understandable.

Janete

[RapperEater303]

Wow Some people make it really complicating when giving lectures but you taught it very well, Thank you, I get a feeling you help me Past my Test

[radomu1]

nice lecture, thanks for clearing the confusion

[bonn1997]

I teach this material and think you did a great job!

[dormiturefl]

you helped me out with my presentation, thanks guy

[klaburn09]

tnx mr. wmiller....u xplained the stages very clearly...^-^

[putannan]

Level 3. Is Post Conventional and Autonomous Moral Principles the same. My book does not have post conv. just amp. Thanks for the help. I attend school in Dallas and have a test Thursday on this subject.

[wmiller24]

Yes, level three is called Post Conventional, or AMP. Stage 5 of that level is the Social Contract Orientation, and Stage 6 of level 3 is the Universal Ethical Principles Orientation.

[mcgregor1989]

Excellent! This was a very informative video. I especially appreciated your "stick" and "carrot" analogy for stage 1 and 2. I think it would also have been beneficial to discuss the idea of internalization and how it relates to each stage:

Level 1-no internalization.

Level 2- intermediate internalization (individuals abide by certain moral standards but they are the standards of others (i.e., parents/friends (stage 3) or society (stage 4)).

Level 3- Complete internalization.

[TESOblivion4]

very informative and fun to lirsten to. i don't need to know for college (cause i attend a law school), but i enjoyed this greatly!

[daniella5454]

thankss!!

[jukeboxgio]

thank you so much, very helpfull, bless you..

[newlifetoday]

I have a medical school exam about this subject tomorrow--very helpful! Good explanations!!

[Bailyes]

I also had an essay to write for my Human Development and Change Module in University, this video helped me loads! I'm not very good at learning from books,so this way is a great way of learning for me.

Thanks again for posting this video!

[pb3ch]

i have a final that deals with this tomorrow morning. thanks!

[ryandrummer11]

me too.

i did my senior project on morality and society.

[RodCornholio]

Wonder where George Bush lies in the stage chart?

[Ashantiwarriorkaos]

lol

[Righet333]

THAT WAS SO GOOD. you talk really well even better then the text book. i actually remember and understand the stages thanx for your help :)

[lindsaymiller2004]

Very good video

[aledelgar]

very clear. It helped me for my human development class. Thank you!

[wmiller24]

This video was taped, at least in part, for an online class I was teaching. I had asked my class to write a brief essay answering the following question: Jim, a mid-level manager at a large company, is sometimes asked by his superiors to skip certain steps in product testing. He feels this is wrong, but justifies his compliance by telling himself: "It's not so bad; other managers are doing the same thing." Based on Kohlberg's theory, at what level of moral development would you place him.

[sinzorak]

eh.. am i suppost to know who jim is?

what did he do?

[CrystalCitadel]

thanks

enjoyed this immensely.

PS i love kohlberg

[graciiexbabyy]

this video really helps me thanks sir

[passenger61]

I really thanks for the video Sir.. It helps me to understand those stages..