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Kohlberg's conventional and postconventional phases of moral development
{ 1 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 2 } - are deontological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 3 } - are not both deontological because postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by self-imposed laws.
{ 4 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by whether or not it is conformable to the end or telos that they seek.
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Kohlberg's conventional and postconventional phases of moral development
{ 1 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 2 } - are deontological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 3 } - are not both deontological because postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by self-imposed laws.
{ 4 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by whether or not it is conformable to the end or telos that they seek.
This method of judging makes them deontological rather than teleological. See p. 145.
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Kohlberg's conventional and postconventional phases of moral development
{ 1 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 2 } - are deontological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 3 } - are not both deontological because postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by self-imposed laws.
{ 4 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by whether or not it is conformable to the end or telos that they seek.
See p. 145-6. The conventional person judges by laws imposed by society and the postconventional person judges by self-imposed laws.
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Kohlberg's conventional and postconventional phases of moral development
{ 1 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 2 } - are deontological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 3 } - are not both deontological because postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by self-imposed laws.
{ 4 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by whether or not it is conformable to the end or telos that they seek.
See p. 146. If one judges morality by law rather than understanding, one is using deontological reasoning, no matter who the giver of the law is.
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Kohlberg's conventional and postconventional phases of moral development
{ 1 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 2 } - are deontological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by law rather than understanding.
{ 3 } - are not both deontological because postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by self-imposed laws.
{ 4 } - are teleological because both conventional and postconventional persons judge what is right and wrong by whether or not it is conformable to the end or telos that they seek.
These persons would indeed be exercising teleological reasoning if they thought this way, but they do not. See p. 145.
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