Kohlberg & Gilligan
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Kohlberg's first stage | idea of right and wrong depends on punishment |
| Kohlberg's second stage | do good because of desire to please others |
| Kohlberg's third stage | belief in morality/the right thing to do |
| Gilligan's first stage | focus on survival (what is best for me) |
| Gilligan's second stage | focus on goodness/self sacrifice |
| Gilligan's third stage | morality of non-violence (will not hurt others and self) |
| Gilligan | criticized Kohlberg's research on moral theory because she felt it was biased against girls |
| Kohlberg | theorist who claimed individuals went through a series of stages in the process of moral development. |
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