The name of the moral conundrum that Kohlberg used to test subjects and their moral stages

1. Heinz Dilemma

The name of the moral conundrum that Kohlberg used to test subjects and their moral stages.

2. Gilligan

The name of the psychologist who studied how women might think differently about moreal decisions that men.

3. Blameworthy

I made a choice intending to cause harm.

4. Responsible

If i follow my conscience and have formed it to the best of my ability and it is mistaken, i am blameworthy for my action (false).

5. Mature conscience

If my conscience leads me to choose selfish desires to the detriment of others, it is mature(false).

6. Certain conscience

If my conscience is 100% positive that the action i am taking is right, it is a certain conscience.

7. Moral obligations of regarding conscience

To inform conscience and to follow conscience.

8. Kohlberg's stages

Preconventional :reward and punishment, me first.
Conventional: pleasing others, its the law/your duty.
Postconventional: what society stands for, universal principles.

9. Human qualities that work with our conscience

Our conscience is not fully formed at birth: it grows and changes as we grow and change. All humans are born with a conscience.