Both Jason and Bradley Believe That Their Dad Should Not

question 89

Multiple Choice

Both Jason and Bradley believe that their dad should not drive over the speed limit on their family vacation to Florida. While Jason does not want his dad to get a speeding ticket, Bradley believes that rules are rules and laws are laws and need to be obeyed. Jason's reasoning is characteristic of the _____ level, and Bradley's is characteristic of the _____ level of moral development.

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

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