Question

Erica is asked if it's ever appropriate for people to protest violently against the government. She replies, "Yes, there are cases where it might be ethical, such as if the government is acting abusively toward its citizens." By focusing on the larger ethical principle, Erica shows that she is in Kohlberg's _____ stage of moral development.

Answer 1

Answer:Post Conventional stage

Explanation:

In this stage someone has established their own moral and ethical principles that they stand by irrespective of what the society at large believes.

At this stage a person understands that even a government can make rules that can call for people to stand against the government. The person understands that not all rules or laws are beneficial to all , some may need to be challenged or changed. This means a person has developed a broader view of what counts as ethical and what doesn't and they stand by that even if it goes against what many believe.