Postconventional Moral Thinking Is Characterized by Judgments Made According to A(n)

question 24

Multiple Choice

Postconventional moral thinking is characterized by judgments made according to a(n) :

• A) personal code of behavior.
• B) set of society's laws.
• C) list of parental "do's and don'ts."
• D) egocentric self-schema.

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