Jack Registers as a Conscientious Objector During the Vietnam War

question 85

Multiple Choice

Jack registers as a conscientious objector during the Vietnam War. He believes that it is wrong to take human life. He is willing to serve time in jail, rather than take part in an armed conflict. Jack's reasons for not going to war reflect the _____ stage of moral reasoning established by Kohlberg.

• A) preconventional
• B) conventional
• C) postconventional
• D) postoperational

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