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This work was originally issued as a two-volume set, published in 1987 and 1988. It constitutes a definitive presentation of the system of classifying moral judgment built up by Lawrence Kolberg and his associates over a period of twenty years. Researchers in human development and education around the world, many of whom have worked with interim versions of the system - indeed, all those seriously interested in understanding the development of moral judgment - will find it a useful and accessible resource. Volume 2 includes the scoring systems for three alternate, functionally equivalent forms of Kohlberg's moral judgment interview.

Volume 2 includes the scoring systems for three alternate, functionally equivalent forms of Kohlberg's moral judgment interview.

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[Volume. 1]----------
CONTENTS
Preface = ⅶ
1. Theoretical Introduction to the Measurement of Moral Judgment = 1
 Phenomenalism = 1
 Structuralism = 2
 Constructivism = 4
 The Moral Domain = 9
 The Moral Judgment Levels and Stages = 15
 Sociomoral Perspectives of the Stages = 22
 Justice Operations = 23
 History of Stage Scoring = 35
 The Moral Judgment Interview = 41
 The Process of Standard Issue Scoring = 41
 Rationale for the System of Issues and Norms = 49
 Conclusion = 60
2. Reliability and Validity of Standard Issue Scoring = 63
 Reliability Data = 63
 Conclusions : Reliability of Standard Issue Scoring = 67
 Validity of Standard Issue Scoring = 69
 Discussion of Reliability and Validity = 70
3. A Longitudinal Study of Moral Judgment in U.S. Males = 77
 Methods = 79
 Results = 83
 Discussion = 110
4. A Longitudinal Study of Moral Judgment in Turkish Males = 119
 Methods = 120
 Results = 122
 Discussion = 125
5. The Development of Moral Reasoning among Kibbutz Adolescents : A Longitudinal Study = 129
 Hypotheses = 129
 Methods = 131
 Findings and Analysis = 134
 Summary and Conclusions = 147
6. Instructions for Moral Judgment Interviewing and Scoring = 151
 Procedure for Conducting a Moral Judgment Interview = 151
 Instructions for Standard Issue Scoring = 158
 Skills Sections = 188
 Appendix A : Probe Questions Classified by Type = 229
 Appendix B : Sample Case = 238
 Appendix C : Standard Scoring Sheet = 239
7. Annotated Practice Cases = 241
 Moral Judgment Practice Cases, Form A = 241
 Annotated Scoring Sheets for Form A Practice Cases = 266
 Moral Judgment Practice Cases, Form B = 280
 Annotated Scoring Sheets for Form B Practice Cases = 305
Appendix Heteronomy and Autonomy in Moral Development : Two Types of Moral Judgments = 315
 Historical Review = 317
 Theory = 326
 Coding Scheme = 353
 Empirical Studies = 360
 Summary, Discussion, and Conclusion = 375
References = 381
Name Index = 389
Subject Index = 391
[Volume. 2]----------
CONTENTS
Preface = ⅶ
Form A = 1
 Moral Judgment Interview = 1
 Dilemma Ⅲ = 4
  Life = 12
  Law = 64
 Dilemma Ⅲ' = 101
  Morality and Conscience = 107
  Punishment = 148
 Dilemma Ⅰ = 186
  Contract = 195
  Authority = 243
Form B = 279
 Moral Judgment Interview = 279
 Dilemma Ⅳ = 282
  Life (Quality) = 290
  Law／Life Preservation = 338
 Dilemma Ⅳ' = 387
  Morality and Conscience／Capital Punishment = 397
  Punishment／Capital Punishment = 460
 Dilemma Ⅱ = 518
  Contract = 527
  Authority = 578
Form C = 611
 Moral Judgment Interview = 611
 Dilemma Ⅴ = 613
  Life (Quality) = 620
  Life (Quantity) = 662
 Dilemma Ⅷ = 701
  Morality and Conscience = 707
  Punishment = 752
 Dilemma Ⅶ = 802
  Contract = 810
  Law = 863
Appendix Coding Moral Types : Instructions and Manual = 909
 Introduction = 909
 The Coding Manual = 910
 Instructions for Coding = 910
 Scoring Procedure = 911
 Summary = 912
 Moral Types : General Criteria = 913
 Form A Criteria = 914
 Form B Criteria = 938
 Form C Criteria = 956
 Moral Types : Annotated Cases = 972