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- - - - pre-conventional
        
        punishment and obedience stage
        
        right = what rewarded for
      - conventional
        
        good relationships
        
        obey society's rules and avoid guilt
      - post-conventional
        
        individual needs give way to benefit society as a whole
        
        individualised conscience
        
        moral choices consistent and universaliable
        
        going against conscience leads to guilt so allows followed
    - - pre-conventional no- stealing is wrong
      - conventional yes- everyone has equal right to treatment
      - post-conventional no- theft always wrong
  - - - action wrong if society disapproves
      - acts don't conflict w common conscience because criminal, criminal because conflict
    - - conscience survival mechanism
      - societies w shared moral values more likely to survive
  - - - society based on obedience to rules
      - people feel guilty bc feel they have been disobedient
    - - can make us disobey society for greater good- to bring about floruishing
        
        e.g. abolitionists in slave trade
- - - - unconscious and instinctive drives
      - pleasure principle
      - e.g. eros and thanatos
    - - rational self
      - mediates between id and super-ego
    - - internalised parental/authority figure's moral values
      - controls id's damaging impulses through guilt
      - conscience part of superego
        
        judges and threatens punishment
        
        can operate at conscious and unconscious level
        unconscious lvl- manifests through shame, guild, anxiety and remorse