Question

question 3 (2.5 points)
which level of kohlbergs stages of moral development focuses on punishment and
obedience?
postconventional level
moral level
conventional level
preconventional level
question 4 (2.5 points)
what is the primary role of the family in socialization?
informing, entertaining, and influencing values, attitudes, and behaviors
teaching specific knowledge and skills
providing information and approval
transmitting cultural and social values to its members and providing emotional

Explanation:

Kohlberg's stages of moral development have three levels. The preconventional level is the first level. At this stage, especially in the first stage (punishment - obedience orientation), individuals are concerned with avoiding punishment and obeying authority. The post - conventional level is about moral principles based on abstract reasoning. The "moral level" is not a standard term in Kohlberg's model. The conventional level is about living up to social expectations and laws for social harmony.

Answer:

Preconventional level