Exam 17: Caring for Others

The apex of Fuller's (1998)pyramid of concepts he believes makes up peacemaking criminology is formed by the concept created by Immanuel Kant.

The level of Fuller's (1998)pyramid of concepts he believes makes up peacemaking criminology that focuses on criteria that must be understood,considered valid,and be Trustworthy to all concerned parties is ______.

Based on his studies,Kohlberg concluded that people pass through different stages of moral development,which are ______,operate in sequence,and are irreversible.

Kohlberg wanted to understand why people would ______.

Stage three of Kohlberg's theory focuses on ______.

Feminist ethical theorists argue that the field of ethics is biased because the field has been dominated by male philosophers.

Gilligan (1982)argues that in their moral decision-making,women focus on ______.

Fuller (1998)designed a pyramid of concepts that he believed are essential in ______ criminology.

Which of the following are principles identified by Pepinsky (1999)that are advocated in social control solutions?

Braswell and Gold suggest that the three basic aspects of peacemaking are connectiveness,caring and ______.

Gilligan (1982)also sees women as developing ______ through stages.

Peacemaking criminologists advocate the elimination of excessive force and ______ punishment from the criminal justice system.

Stage four of Kohlberg's theory focuses on ______.

Nodding (1984)argues that one approach in finding justice in a case would be to ask ______?

It might also be argued that women might be ______ to an approach that emphasizes caring because of the social role that they have traditionally performed.

Which stage/level of Kohlberg's theory is dominated by the desire to avoid punishment?

Kohlberg concluded that most people achieve only the third of six moral stages

What is an element considered critical in ethical decision-making with a focus on relationships with others?

Women judge ______ after considering the suffering of other people.

According to Hinman's (1998),which of the following is NOT one of the criticisms feminists have made of classical and traditional moral philosophies?