Week 11 Quiz 3

Front 1

Kohlberg's stage 3 and 4 demand social punishment for retributive and deterrence justice, whereas stage 5 is edeally theoretical, and punishment in that context becomes nonsense.

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TRUE

Front 2

In Kohlberg's stage 5 the agent starts acting on protocols or bureaucratic rules rather than thinking theoretically.

Back 2

FALSE

Front 3

In Kohlberg's stage 5 the agent starts asking the abstract philosophical question of: "What ideally makes a good society."

Back 3

TRUE

Front 4

In Kohlberg's stage 5 the agent starts thinking theoretically such as what would be an ideal political framework, and what rights and loberties would that entail.

Back 4

TRUE

Front 5

In kohlberg's stage five, conventional morality is the result of the authority of the social contract that is actually i n place whereas in four, social contract theory is based purely on rational and reasonable arguments of an ideal

Back 5

False

Front 6

In Kohlberg's stage five, critical reasoning that hypothetically promotes justice for all is the authority that outweighs any form of egoism and social conformity that is independent of such hypothetical processes.

Back 6

TRUE

Front 7

One criticism of Kohlberg's stage 5 is the fact that the practicall expedient is always the ideally perfect

Back 7

False

Front 8

Rawls ideal theortical framework of justice as fairness wold be a good exampe of theoretical thinking that could occur in Kohlberg's stage 5.

Back 8

TRUE

Front 9

The mentality of Kohlberg's stage 5 is the "philosopher King" in which social policy is directed and implemented by those who can grasp the ideal social contract and the ideal social ends

Back 9

True

Front 10

Unlike Kohlberg's stage 4 1/2 were there is no replacement for the rejected social structures and authority, in stage 5 there is a replacement with the theoretical ideal framework

Back 10

TRUE