The approval of others is very important to those in what Kohlberg calls the postconventional stage of moral development.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Kohlberg claims that in the conventional stages of moral development, people look to others for moral guidance. Morality seems to people in this stage to be nothing more than following the conventions of society. When (and if) a person moves beyond this stage into a postconventional stage, the person sees social conventions and demands as something themselves in need of moral justification.
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straight men and __________ in size to a woman, which causes them to be attracted to men.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).Socrates believed that wisdom is
A) dogmatic certainty. B) knowledge about how to be successful in public life. C) teaching others what you know. D) being aware of one's own ignorance.
Proposition 2I Given the following proposition: [?(X ? B) ? (? Y ? ? X)] ? ?[(A ? ? Y) • ?(? X ? ? B)] In Proposition 2I, the main operator is a:
A) Tilde. B) Wedge. C) Horseshoe. D) Triple bar. E) Dot.
________ maintains that morality is created collectively by groups of humans and that morality therefore differs from culture to culture.
A. Empiricism B. Cultural relativism C. Skepticism D. Ethical subjectivism