Kohlberg Suggests That the Sixth Stage of Moral Reasoning Is

question 68

Multiple Choice

Kohlberg suggests that the sixth stage of moral reasoning is evident when an individual acts in order to

• A) gain acceptance and avoid disapproval from others.
• B) follow rules and avoid penalties.
• C) support universal principles of conscience.
• D) promote the welfare of her society.
• E) achieve rewards and avoid punishments.

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Definitions:

Potential Output

Potential output refers to the maximum amount of goods and services an economy can produce when it uses its resources fully and efficiently, without prompting inflation.

Cash Conversion Cycle

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DSO

Days Sales Outstanding, a measure of the average number of days that a company takes to collect revenue after a sale has been made.

Average Inventory

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