Kohlberg believe that people actually go through six stage instead of Piaget’s two stages. These stages are separated into three levels: level one preconventional, level two convential, and then level three postconvential. The first level is when the rules are set by others, the second level people adapt to the rules, and the third level people are defining their own values by ethics that they are choosing to follow. Stage is similar to Piaget’s stage one by children following the rules that are given and to not get punished. Stage 3 of Piaget then falls in line with level two and when children work with each other. Then the final level falls in line with stage five and that less then twenty-five percent were able to attain the
