and testing of children and adults, he theorized human beings progress consecutively from one stage to the next in an invariant sequence, not skipping any stage or going back to any previous stage. Kohlberg also focuses on social perspective, i e. the view human being has of relationship to society. The moral development stage is from the socialization process (Crain, 1985). The theory provides a framework of understanding human decision making in the context of an ethical dilemma. It focuses on the process of thinking that occurs as the individual interprets a situation, recognizes a moral issue, and makes a moral judgment (Sweeney and Fisher, 1995).