When a Person Decides Whether Something Is Morally Right or Wrong

question 82

Multiple Choice

When a person decides whether something is morally right or wrong based on how individuals in positions of authority view it, the person is said to be at which level of moral reasoning?

• A) Preconventional
• B) Conventional
• C) Postconventional
• D) Unconventional

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