PHILO 031: FINAL EXAMINATION REVIEWER
Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development
1. It is the general hypothesis of the stages
of moral development of Kohlberg.
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2. The process of moral development of
Kohlberg is always related with
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3. They are the first four stages of moral
reasoning that an agent can experience
(from low to high)
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4. It is in this level where one’s moral
considerations are based on the
immediate result of his acts.
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5. It is that which is defined by whatever one
believes to be in his best interest in the
‘what’s in it for me’ stage.
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6. They are used by stage six individuals in
abstractly performing moral reasoning.
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7. It is where morality is based in the fourth
stage of moral development of man.
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8. It is the basis of moral behavioral for every
individual according to the view Kohlberg.
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9. They are the different levels where man’s
moral development is classified (from low
to high).
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10. It is that which is considered as morally
bad by stage three.
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Normative Ethical Theories
1. It refers to the Benthamite standard of a
right action.
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2. It is a type of law, which is the application
of the natural law to certain societies.
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3. It is a command of reason, which calls for
the obedience of the law for its own sake.
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4. It is that which rules the whole community
of the universe according to Aquinas.
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5. It implies that an act is good because of its
usefulness to achieve another good.
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6. It is what man uses to act in accordance to
his natural inclination as Aquinas argued.
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7. It is through it where moral virtues are
acquired by every human being.
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8. It refers to that which is the only good for it
is the only thing without qualification
according to Kant.
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9. It is the basis of the morality of an act for a
consequentialist agent.
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10. It refers to the formulation of the CI that
commands every human being to respect
one’s dignity.
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11. It is the basis of a morally good action in
the moral theory of Contractarianism.
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12. It is used to measure the degree of
pleasure that a specific action may
produce.
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13. It is in it where the eternal law reveals
itself.
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14. It is a specific type of normative ethical
theory, which holds that an act is morally
right if it conforms to a justified moral rule.
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15. It is what Kant wanted every human
person to become as commanded in the
Autonomy Formula.
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16. It is the noblest of all human activities that
can give true happiness to man according
to Aristotle.
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17. It is a principle espoused by Mill which
promotes the achievement of happiness
for the most people likely to be affected.
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18. It is through it where man knows
physically God’s plan for mankind.
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19. It refers to that which every human being
naturally tends to according to Aristotle.
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20. It is described as nothing else than man’s
participation of the eternal law.
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