Kohlberg's 6 Stages of Moral Development
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- Stage 1: Obebience and Punishment
- Stage 2: Self-Interest
- Stage 3: Interpersonal Accord and Conformity
- In this scene, Bryan did not review on their exam but he had a cheat sheet that he got from other block who took the exam already, he get his cheat sheet out to try to memorize what's in it but Crystal,who has brown hair, saw what he did but in hesitant to tell their professor because of the punishment she will get if Bryan get caught and become his target to bullying soon.
- Stage 4: Authority and Maintaining Order
- In this scene, Chris,on a black hoodie, told Bryan that he won't tell their prof about his cheating but he will share it to him in exchange.
- Stage 5: Social Contract
- I saw Marie last exam cheating but not getting punished
- In this stage, Mae saw Bryan and Chris getting plan of cheating but she decided not to intervene as she saw her fellow classmates seeing it too but not telling the prof about it, she wants to be seen by others as good student.
- Stage 6: Universal Ethical Principles
- Eventually, as the professor roam around, he caught Bryan on act of cheating and told him that it is prohibited as the rule of the school pertains that every student must not cheat on exams. He told Bryan to go with him to the Guidance Office
- Gilla, on a painter's hat, thinks that the rules just applies if they are caught and unfortnately, Bryan got caught. Why she can tell that? Because last exam, she saw Marieon the back with cheat sheet also and got a perfect score and luckily, no one knows she cheated so she is not punished by the rules of the school.
- In the last stage, they got into the guidance office and Bryan explained why he cheated and it is because he don't have enough time to review but he don't want to fail the exam at the same time, he is really regretting what he did. Now, the Guidance Counselor explained and elaborated the school's rules and regulation and why it exists and based his decision not just by being biased but with looking at every other viewpoints possible.
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