Lawrence Kohlberg Stages of Moral Development Discussion

SECOND LEAD DISCUSSION QUESTION:What do the studies made by Ariely and Kolhberg add to your understanding of what influences choice to cheat or not, about how we make choices in general and what influences those choices?  View the videos.

This is my classmate’s post.

Second lead Question, I watched all three videos and after watching the videos there are parts that make sence but to think we might have a pre destined future and that we don’t have a free will I challenge that theory. I along with my 2 younger brothers were pulled out of a horrible natural home where we were maulnutrioned beaten neglected and lived off of what we could scrounge up. I was no older than 3 maybe 4 when this happened. I made a choice that I would not be like my natural parents and I didnt want my own children to ever experiance that sort of life. I was the first in my family to graduate high school, I was the first to retire from military service others had served but I was the first to retire, my children have and had the ability to go to high education and get a degree in what they would like to get a degree in if they choose too. My daughter has two degrees and my son will have the oportunity to go. From an early stage in my life I wanted to make sure they had more than what I was given and I want them to make sure thier children have that same oportunity because of the importance I put for my direct children to have. Believe me if I had not made those choices early in life I would have turned out a different path in life and I would not be here in this very class. People don’t know the struggles that others have had to endure that has made them into the adult they are now. There was ceetiantly some cause and effects good choices and bad aling the way but from what I have learned in life is that no one is perfect we are meant to make mistakes so we can grow from those and make sure those that follow us don’t make the same mistakes.

Determinism

https://youtu.be/vCGtkDzELAI (Links to an external site.)

Kolhberg Stages of Moral Development

https://youtu.be/O7pQJ0ptjk0

Ted Talks –

https://youtu.be/nUdsTizSxSI

Second lead Question, I watched all three videos and after watching the videos there are parts that make sence but to think we might have a pre destined future and that we don’t have a free will I challenge that theory. I along with my 2 younger brothers were pulled out of a horrible natural home where we were maulnutrioned beaten neglected and lived off of what we could scrounge up. I was no older than 3 maybe 4 when this happened. I made a choice that I would not be like my natural parents and I didnt want my own children to ever experiance that sort of life. I was the first in my family to graduate high school, I was the first to retire from military service others had served but I was the first to retire, my children have and had the ability to go to high education and get a degree in what they would like to get a degree in if they choose too. My daughter has two degrees and my son will have the oportunity to go. From an early stage in my life I wanted to make sure they had more than what I was given and I want them to make sure thier children have that same oportunity because of the importance I put for my direct children to have. Believe me if I had not made those choices early in life I would have turned out a different path in life and I would not be here in this very class. People don’t know the struggles that others have had to endure that has made them into the adult they are now. There was ceetiantly some cause and effects good choices and bad aling the way but from what I have learned in life is that no one is perfect we are meant to make mistakes so we can grow from those and make sure those that follow us don’t make the same mistakes.