PLEASE REVIEW LINKS and create multimedia presentation with transcript. When do we behave in moral ways, and when do we take action that is immoral? Morality refers

PLEASE REVIEW LINKS and create multimedia presentation with transcript.

When do we behave in moral ways, and when do we take action that is immoral? Morality refers to the way in which we determine what is “right” or “wrong.” Kohlberg says there are three levels of moral reasoning: pre-conventional morality, conventional morality, and post conventional morality. Your moral compass may be altered depending how your overall decision will impact you, friends, family and/or society. Read about the Heinz Dilemma in Module 9.9 in your webtext for more information about this topic; remember that this refers to Kohlberg’s experiment, asking people what they would do in hypothetical scenarios. 

Successful completion of this activity involves the creation of a multimedia presentation (audio or video) to demonstrate your ability to describe how Kohlberg’s theory of moral reasoning could be used to explain how you’ve resolved a moral dilemma in the past. Here are some questions to answer within your presentation. But first, please watch the following video: 

• Describe a moral dilemma that you’ve been faced with in the past. 
• Which level and stage(s) of Kohlberg's theory do you believe you were working from to resolve the dilemma? Explain how you reached this conclusion (be sure to include your resolution). 
• Describe how you might have resolved the dilemma if you had been operating from other levels and stages of moral reasoning. 
• Make sure to support your presentation with key references related to the module. 

Successful completion of this activity involves the creation of a multimedia presentation (audio or video) to demonstrate your ability to describe how Kohlberg’s theory of moral reasoning could be used to explain how you’ve resolved a moral dilemma in the past. Review the provided questions to answer within your presentation.

• Add at least 1 slide