Hi TIPsters -
Several years ago I think I read a criticism of Kohlberg's moral reasoning
theory in which the crux was that children, especially young children, may not
have had an emotional connection to the typical Heinz Dilemma. The author
(whomever they may be) used a different dilemma in which one of the choices
was a child going to a birthday party vs. a 'promised' commitment with another
child.
So my questions for the TIPsters are:
a) is my recall accurate, and
b) does anyone have a copy of the other dilemma?
TIA-
Kirsten
Kirsten L. Rewey
Department of Psychology
St. Mary's University of Minnesota
700 Terrace Heights, Box 1464
Winona, Minnesota 55987
(507) 457-6991
