Exhibit 1.5 Stages of Moral Development for Heinz Dilemma It is \"Wrona\" for It

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Exhibit 1.5 Stages of Moral Development for Heinz Dilemma It is "Wrona" for It is "Righf" for Heinz to Steal theHei Drug because to Steal the because..- ev ... Preconventional Level: Moral reasoning is based on what benefits the individual. Only my interests exist and matter. Moral determination is based on my own needs and wants. Stage 1: Obedience-and-PanishmentIf Heinz lets his wife die,Heinz will get caught and by obeying rules from a superiorPeople will think he killed he might be punished. be punished in jail. orientation. Right is determined authority and avoiding punishment. her. Stage 2: Instronental orientation Heinz needs his wife's Heinzs wife will probably Right is determined by a selfish desire companionship. If Heinz die before he gets out of to obtain rewards and benefits from is caught, he can pay the jail. It will not do him any others. You should be nice to othermoney back, serve a short good other people so that they will he nice to you.jail term, and still have his wife nventional Level: Moral reasoning is based on applying a social role or group membership ysis. The interests of other people must be considered. Moral determination is based on performing good or right roles, pleasing others, and maintaining societal order. Heinz's family will think Everyone will think Heinz Stage 3: Good Boy-Nice Girl orientation. Right is determined by he's a bad husband if he is a criminal. Heinz will winning the approval, and avoiding doesn't do everything he feel bad bringing dishonor the disapproval, of others. You should can to save his wife's life. and shame to his family be concerned about the feelings of other people and keep loyalty and trust with partners. Stage 4: Law-and-Order orientation.Heinz might be held Right is being a dutiful citizen who legally responsible for not follows societal rules and maintains saving his wife. social order Heinz is breaking the law. abstract universal principles. Postconventional Level: Moral reasoning is based on applying There are societal and beyond societal perspectives that matter. Moral determination is based on biding by abstract principles applied to society. Others may also have

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I would say I occupy stage 4 that is law and order orientation that says right is being a dutiful citizen who follows social rules and maintain social order. I would go with no it would be wrong for Heinz to steal because it would violate social and legal law that's against stealing.

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