PLS PLS HELP ASAP List and explain Kohlberg’s three stages of moral development. Then, explain how an individual in each stage of moral development might answer the Heinz dilemma. (15 points)

Preconventional, Conventional, and post conventional

Explanation:

Explanation:

The first stage is the pre-conventional level. This is a state in which decision making is based on avoiding punishments. For the Heinz dilemma, a person in this stage would say “He shouldn’t steal the drug because he might get caught and be punished.” The second stage is the conventional level. This is a state in which decision making is based on following the rules. For the Heinz dilemma, a person in  “Although his wife needs the drug, he should not break the law to get it. His wife’s  justify stealing.” The third stage is. This is one’s principle of equity and justice. For the Heinz dilemma, a person in  “He should steal the drug but alert authorities he has done it. He will have to face a penalty, but he will save a human life.”

cancer may have started a fight but will finish it.♡

use of tobacco (chewing or oral intake–cause of oral cancer)

.premature or childhood pregnancies and lack of sexual hygiene (causes in cancer of ovaries and uterus of women)

.use of contraceptive pills of oral use and childlessness among women who never breast-feed (causes in breast cancer)

smoking (cause of lung cancer)

other environmental causes

air and water pollution

excessive exposure to radiation

eating and sleeping habits in violation of the laws of natural living

suppressive and unnatural (body unfriendly) treatment of common diseases

excessive exposure to harmful chemicals of the following types—

benzene

arsenic

chromium

cadmium

asbestos

vinyl chloride

polycyclic hydrocarbons etc.

below are types of cancer:

lung cancer

prostate cancer

colorectal cancer

bladder cancer

breast cancer

melanoma

kidney cancer

liver cancer transplant

pancreatic cancer

thyroid cancer

cervical cancer

colorectal cancer

lymphoma

ovarian cancer

skin cancer

uterine cancer

vaginal and vulvar cancers