Lawrence Kohlberg was born in 1927 at Bronxville, New York and died in 1987 at Boston, Massachusetts .
He got his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago. His famous and major achievements is the study and development of moral reasoning. His published major work in 1981 was the Essays on Moral Development.
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