Kenny is taking his 12-year-old daughter, Nikki, to the hospital late one night aftershe fell out of bed and cut her head. She is holding a bloody towel to the gash onher forehead as Kenny sits waiting at a red traffic light. He checks oncomingtraffic, sees that there are no cars coming in either direction, and decides to drivethrough the red light to get her to the hospital faster. This decision to break awell-understood rule of driving reflects the _________ substage ofpostconventional morality in Kohlbergâ€™s theory.
a.social contract
c.universal ethics
b.social systems morality
d.instrumental orientation

According to Kohlberg's theory, this choice to defy a commonly accepted driving regulation shows the social contract substage of postconventional morality.

What are "the social contract's" fundamental tenets?

A Social Contract by Rousseau served as a catalyst for political reform and/or revolution. Key Elements of the Social Contract Men can change society by signing the Contract, which will stop life in it from becoming corrupt. To defeat the enemy, man must band together; only then can he triumph.

What category does the Social Contract Theory belong in?

I begin by proving that stages five and six are the proper division of the social contract theory. Stage five theories include those of Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau about the social compact.

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