Avery Is Able to Monitor Her Own Conduct, Constantly Adjusting

question 107

Multiple Choice

Avery is able to monitor her own conduct, constantly adjusting it as circumstances present opportunities to violate inner standards. Avery has developed the capacity for

• A) moral self-regulation.
• B) postconventional thought.
• C) induction.
• D) ideal reciprocity.

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