The contrast between judgments denoted by these two words is often illustrated by a vignette where children are asked about the merits of torturing puppies versus wearing pajamas to school. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name these two words used by psychologist Elliot Turiel to contrast transgressions that involve injustices with ones that involve local solutions to coordination problems.
ANSWER: moral AND conventional [accept moral-conventional distinction]
[10e] Turiel’s moral-conventional distinction responds to this psychologist, his doctoral supervisor, who was inspired by Jean Piaget to posit six stages of moral development.
ANSWER: Lawrence Kohlberg
[10m] Kohlberg illustrated his model with a dilemma where a man with this name steals from a druggist to save his wife. A pre-conditional person would judge this man wrongly because he will be put in prison, meaning he is a bad person.
ANSWER: Heinz [accept Heinz dilemma]
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