Identify the stage of moral development as preconventional, conventional, or postconventional. Stage _______________ 1. When asked about being tempted to steal from work, Aaron Cleveland, a turnpike toll collector, says, “This is a secure job with a good salary, good benefits. And I’ll hopefully be able to raise my children working here. It’s not worth stealing a couple hundred dollars and getting fired.” Stage _______________ 2. When asked about being tempted to steal from work, Christian Bernhardt, a parking lot attendant, says, “I’d be lying to you if I told you I’ve never been tempted, especially on the first of the month. But the way I see it, they keep me working here, and I owe them for that.” Stage _______________ 3. When asked about being tempted to steal from work, Jonathan Petrow, a bartender, says that if the bar owners were making a big profit and flaunting their wealth, “I’d be jamming my pockets with hundreds and giving everybody free margaritas.” Stage _______________ 4. When asked about being tempted to steal from work, Humayun Shiraz, a car-service driver, states, “I’ll tell you, it’s not easy turning over half the money you make in a night. But it’s part of the job.” He also points out that although drivers can earn extra money by picking up street fares, it’s dangerous to do this. Stage _______________ 5. When asked about being convicted of destroying genetically modified crops, José Bové says, “Listen, the best answer I can give you is that when the future of the human race is in jeopardy due to bad decisions—like the decision to develop genetically modified plants—and when debate doesn’t solve the problem, you’re obliged to disobey the law. The example I follow is that of Henry David Thoreau, one of the first to apply the principle of civil disobedience.” Stage _______________ 6. When asked whether it is ethical for doctors to treat transplant patients who have received their new organs from executed Chinese prisoners, Randy Cohen (2001) states that doctors have a responsibility to treat even those patients “who have engaged in dubious activities.
Identify the stage of moral development as preconventional, conventional, or postconventional.
Stage _______________ 1. When asked about being tempted to steal from work, Aaron Cleveland, a turnpike toll collector, says, “This is a secure job with a good salary, good benefits. And I’ll hopefully be able to raise my children working here. It’s not worth stealing a couple hundred dollars and getting fired.”
Stage _______________ 2. When asked about being tempted to steal from work, Christian Bernhardt, a parking lot attendant, says, “I’d be lying to you if I told you I’ve never been tempted, especially on the first of the month. But the way I see it, they keep me working here, and I owe them for that.”
Stage _______________ 3. When asked about being tempted to steal from work, Jonathan Petrow, a bartender, says that if the bar owners were making a big profit and flaunting their wealth, “I’d be jamming my pockets with hundreds and giving everybody free margaritas.”
Stage _______________ 4. When asked about being tempted to steal from work, Humayun Shiraz, a car-service driver, states, “I’ll tell you, it’s not easy turning over half the money you make in a night. But it’s part of the job.” He also points out that although drivers can earn extra money by picking up street fares, it’s dangerous to do this.
Stage _______________ 5. When asked about being convicted of destroying genetically modified crops, José Bové says, “Listen, the best answer I can give you is that when the future of the human race is in jeopardy due to bad decisions—like the decision to develop genetically modified plants—and when debate doesn’t solve the problem, you’re obliged to disobey the law. The example I follow is that of Henry David Thoreau, one of the first to apply the principle of civil disobedience.”
Stage _______________ 6. When asked whether it is ethical for doctors to treat transplant patients who have received their new organs from executed Chinese prisoners, Randy Cohen (2001) states that doctors have a responsibility to treat even those patients “who have engaged in dubious activities.
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