The Conventional Level of Personal Moral Development Is Characterized By

question 13

Multiple Choice

The conventional level of personal moral development is characterized by:

• A) following rules.
• B) following internalized principles of justice.
• C) follows authority with blind obedience.
• D) fulfilling duties and obligations of the social system.

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Definitions:

Ethically Use

Refers to the principle of applying morals and values to ensure fairness, respect, and integrity in practices and decisions.

Influencing Behavior

The act of altering or guiding an individual's actions, decisions, or attitudes through various means like persuasion, reinforcement, or manipulation.

Suppressive Effects

The diminution or reduction of a biological or psychological response due to an external intervention, stimulus, or condition.

Punishment

The application of a stimulus that decreases the probability of a behavior being repeated, often by introducing an adverse consequence or removing a positive one.