Principles of Development
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According to Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development, in the 'Social System and Conscience Orientation' or 'Law and Order Stage' under the Conventional Level of morality, an individual's moral decision is primarily directed by which factor?
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In Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development, the 'Conventional Level' is typically associated with ages 10 to 13 or adolescence. The fourth stage within this level, known as the 'Law and Order Orientation', involves an individual believing that strict adherence to rules and laws is the duty of every citizen to maintain peace and order in society.
Key Characteristics:
- Duty Bound: A person at this stage feels a strong sense of obligation to uphold laws and social rules.
- Social Order: Laws are viewed as vital because, without them, the social fabric would disintegrate.
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