In Kohlberg's Theory,the Third Level of Moral Reasoning in Which

question 4

Multiple Choice

In Kohlberg's theory,the third level of moral reasoning in which laws are seen as the result of a social contract and individual principles of conscience may emerge is called the _________ level.

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

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