Question.4933 - Module #8 DiscussionLawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development has been very influential in psychology. As he acknowledged, Piaget was his inspiration for conceptualizing the theory. He expanded further upon certain key ideas inherent to his theory in developing a curriculum he termed "moral education." The ideas that morals develop and are learned implies that they are tied to the beliefs and norms of a given culture. This proposition clashes with the views of many philosophers who assert that morals are universal, and must therefore be innate. See Moral Universalism versus Moral RelativismLinks to an external site.. In your opinion are morals universal? And is there a need for children to be instructed in morals?
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