Kohlberg- cognitive Flashcards

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Who proposed cognitive explanations of offending, What was he the first to do?

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Kohlberg- first to look into moral reasoning causing offendinb

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How did Kohlberg come to this conclusion

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He used the Hienz dilema on group of violent youths and found they had lower moral development than non violent groups

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what level are offenders more likely to be classified at?

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Preconvential morality-
1. Punishment orientation
2. Instrumental punishment

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what is conventional level of morality

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stage 3- good boy or good girl
stage 4- maintenance of social order

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what stages of post conventional morality

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stage 5- morality of contract and individual right
Stage 6- morality of conscience

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what is a strength of the cognitive approach to offending?

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Level of moral reasoning evidence - Palmer and Hollin (1998) compared 332 female non offenders paired with 126 offenders answered 11 moral dilemma questions. Non delinquent group showed less mature moral reasoning than non delinquent

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What is a strength of Kohlbergs theory

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Application of research- cognitive distortions has been beneficial in treatment of criminals. Rehabilitation of sex offenders is CBT- face up to what they have done and is less distorted view of what they have done.

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