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Honour (Source 7 (Lawrence Kohlberg: The Theory of Moral Development…

- - - - Interests shift towards rewards, rather than punishment
    - - Effort to secure approval and maintain friendly relations
      - Orientation towards fixed rules
      - Morality maintains social order
    - - No difference between the avoidance of punishment and rightousness
    - - Differentiation between morally right and legally right. They might not always be the same.
      - Addoption of mutual benefit
    - - Morality is based on principles that transcend mutual benefit
- - - - Actions
        
        Reclaiming/earning lost honour
        
        Work on bolstering one's honour that already pre-exists
    - - Does not take small risks
      - Will gladly do favours for others
      - Lives how they want to
    - - To serve good
      - To seek justice
      - To seek protect the poor, the week and the defenseless
      - To be upstanding in conduct
- - - - The mutual respect given to each other within an exclusive group of equals
    - - Praise, esteem and admiration for superiors
  - - - Doing the right thing when no one else is looking
- - - - Respect
      - Reputation
      - Birth privledges
    - - Virtuous conduct
      - Personal integrity