Turning to crime- Cognitive- Kohlberg Turning to crime moral development study- Kohlberg 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyCrininological and Forensic PsychologyA2/A-levelOCR Created by: KaydeeCreated on: 04-04-13 18:50 Whose work did Kohlberg base his theory of moral development through stages on? Piaget 1 of 15 What is the aim of Kohlberg's study? To find evidence in support of progression through stages of moral development 2 of 15 How many boys participated in Kohlberg's origional sample? and how old were they? 58 boys aged 7,10,13 and 16 3 of 15 Where were Kohlberg's origional sample from? and what social class were they? Chicago and middle & working class 4 of 15 How long did each of the interviews last? 2 hours 5 of 15 How many dilemmas did the boys have to solve? 10 dilemmas (including the famous heinz dilemma) 6 of 15 Some of the boys were followed up at 3 yearly intervals up to what age(s)? 30-36 years old 7 of 15 In 1969, Kohlberg also studied children in which countries? The UK, Mexico, Taiwan, Turkey The USA and yacatan 8 of 15 Younger boys tended to preform at stages ... 1 & 2 9 of 15 Older boys tended to preform at stages .... 3 & 4 10 of 15 No support was found for which stage? stage 6 11 of 15 Thorton & Reid suggested that Kohlberg's stages can be applied to what ? types of criminality 12 of 15 In Kohlberg's study, what are stages 1 & 2 within level 1 ( pre-morality)? stage 1- Punishment and obedience , Stage 2 - Selfish reasoning 13 of 15 What are stages 3 & 4 within level 2 ( conventional morality)? Stage 3 - Maintaining good relationships, Stage 4 - Maintaining social order 14 of 15 What are stages 5 & 6 within level 3 (Posst-convential morality)? Stage 5 - Individual rights, Stage 6 - Universal principles 15 of 15
Describe any research which suggests that a person’s moral judgement has an influence on their turn to crime. 0.0 / 5
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