Preconventional - In this level the morality of an event or action is judged based on its direct outcome. This level is usually found in children as they are still to develop the morals as used in the society.
As per child, his action of getting good grades is morally acceptable as the outcome is appreciation by parents and friends. But the action of breaking a glass in house while playing is morally unacceptable as the consequence is usually a punishment or scolding.
Conventional - This level of moral development judges an action not by its direct outcome but by its acceptance in scoiety, the viewpoint of society. This level is found in adults and adolescents.
If a society thinks an action to be bad, then conventional level will make it
As per child, his action of getting good grades is morally acceptable as the outcome is appreciation by parents and friends. But the action of breaking a glass in house while playing is morally unacceptable as the consequence is usually a punishment or scolding.
Conventional - This level of moral development judges an action not by its direct outcome but by its acceptance in scoiety, the viewpoint of society. This level is found in adults and adolescents.
If a society thinks an action to be bad, then conventional level will make it