Question

In response to the Heinz dilemma, Seth explains, “If Heinz doesn’t do everything he can to save his wife’s life, he’s valuing something more than the value of life. People have a mutual duty to save one another from dying.” Seth is in which of Kohlberg’s stages?

A)punishment and obedience orientationB)instrumental purpose orientationC)“good boy-good girl” orientationD)social-order-maintaining orientation

Answer 1

D. Social-Order-Maintaining Orientation

Step-by-step explanation:

Social-Order-Maintaining Orientation is one of the six stages of life according to Psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg.

He created a theory of moral reasoning in view of Jean Piaget's stages of cognition.

Social-Order-Maintaining Orientation is the fourth stage that focuses on how an individual behaves so as to keep the social order.