Eisenberg's Levels of Prosocial Behavior
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Choose 2 of Eisenberg's levels of prosocial behavior (Table 14.2). Identify which of Kohlberg's stages (Table 14.1) most closely correspond to each state. Identify by name Eisenberg's level and Kolberg's stage and explain your choices. In addition, provide examples to illustrate the 2 levels of prosocial behavior and 2 stages of Kohlberg's theory that you choose.
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This solution discusses two of Eisenberg's levels of prosocial behavior.
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Eisenberg's level 3: Approval and/or stereotyped orientation would closely correspond to Kohlberg's stage 3 of his conventional level. Both of these levels discuss justifying a behavior based on society and what is expected of a person. In Kohlberg's stages he discusses the scenario of a man named Heinz, whose wife was dying of cancer. Heinz went to everyone he knew to acquire the money to purchase the drug that could possibly save his wife; however, was not able to acquire ...
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