A conscientious objector refuses to engage in combat because he cannot support the taking of human life. his reasoning best illustrates which stage in lawrence kohlberg's theory of moral development?

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Lucille Hurst

15 May, 23:22

A conscientious objector refuses to engage in combat because he cannot support the taking of human life. his reasoning best illustrates which stage in lawrence kohlberg's theory of moral development?

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Gerardo Hobbs · Answer 1

The stage of moral development from Kohlberg's theory best described by this example is the post-conventional stage. This stage is characterized by a person becoming aware that they are separate from society and need to have and act according to their own principles.