SAS#2

Question 1

An experience of moral value such that one’s
moral consciousness comes to work as one is called
to make a
moral response.

Answer 1

MORAL EXPERIENCE

Question 2

Associated with a fixed set of rules that ignores
the complexities of the situation and fails to adapt
one’s
behavior to changing circumstances. It is a general
sense of what ought to be done.

Answer 2

MORAL PRINCIPLES

Question 3

An extremely difficult situation for someone to handle. It can be moral or
non-moral.

Answer 3

Personal Dilemma.

Question 4

Any difficult moral problems that raise hard moral questions. It occurs when
one moral
reason conflicts with another, nor normally conflict with religious or aesthetic reasons. A moral
reason is
a requirement just in case it would be morally wrong not to act on it without an adequate
justification.

Answer 4

Moral Dilemma.

Question 5

For an action to be morally good, all three determinates
must be complete. A lack, in any of them, will,
at least in a qualified way, make the morality of the act to be
bad.

Answer 5

MORAL ACTIONS

Question 6

It is an important part of the socialization process.

Answer 6

MORAL DEVELOPMENT

Question 7

KOHLBERG’S STAGES OF MORAL
DEVELOPMENT

Answer 7

LEVEL 1: PRE-CONVENTIONAL
(BIRTH – 9 YEARS OLD)

LEVEL 2: CONVENTIONAL
(9-13 YEARS OLD)

Stage 3: Interpersonal Concordance
(Good Boy, Nice Girl Orientation)

Stage 4: Law and Order Orientation

Stage 5: Social-Contract