According to Lawrence Kohlberg, How Does Right Behavior at the Conventional

question 83

Multiple Choice

According to Lawrence Kohlberg, how does right behavior at the conventional level of reasoning differ from right behavior at the preconventional level?

• A) It is less concerned with being a good role model.
• B) It has a higher component of pain avoidance.
• C) It is based more on universal ethical principles.
• D) It is based more on societal order.

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