The Kohlberg Collection

The Kohlberg Collection refers to the comprehensive body of ethical theories and developmental stages developed by psychologist Lawrence Kohlberg. His work outlines how people’s understanding of morality evolves through levels—initially focusing on avoiding punishment, progressing to social rules, and ultimately reaching principles of justice and individual rights. His model explains how moral reasoning matures over time, influencing how individuals make ethical choices. The collection encompasses his research, theories, and concepts that help us understand the development of moral judgment across different ages and cultures, offering insight into human ethical growth.