When an individual moves beyond his or her own needs and desires and takes the needs of society into consideration when making decisions, in which stage of ethical development is this individual? a) conventionalb) traditionalc) preconventionald) postconventional

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Braden Owen

10 July, 14:21

When an individual moves beyond his or her own needs and desires and takes the needs of society into consideration when making decisions, in which stage of ethical development is this individual? a) conventionalb) traditionalc) preconventionald) postconventional

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Marissa Hamilton · Answer 1

The answer is d. postconventional.

Explanation:

According to Kholberg, postconventional morality is the last stage of his moral development model. In this stage, a person has formed his own sense of morality. However, in some cases their beliefs might be different from other people's. If the person is able to act beyond their own sense of morality, it's possible to say he is at the postconventional stage.