At Kohlberg's Conventional Level, the Morality of a Particular Action

question 80

Multiple Choice

At Kohlberg's conventional level, the morality of a particular action can be determined by whether or not

• A) the action adheres to the person's unique set of ethical standards.
• B) the actions help thedividual to satisfy personal needs.
• C) thedividual is doing his or her duty
• D) thedividual likes what the outcome is or not.

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