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Which of the following steps do elementary school children follow, as proposed by Lawrence Kohlberg?A. Obedience and Punishment OrientationB. Personality and ExchangeC. Good personal relationshipsD. Social contract and personal rights

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While Piaget related cognitive development to biological development, Kohlberg related moral development to socialisation with family, teachers etc. Piaget and Vygotsky - Both of them said that children build knowledge through experiences in life.


Which of the following steps do elementary school children follow, as proposed by Lawrence Kohlberg?<br />A. Obedience and Punishment Orientation<br />B. Personality and Exchange<br />C. Good personal relationships<br />D. Social contract and personal rights






 
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