Cassandra's Behavior Is Typically Guided by What She Thinks Would

question 30

Multiple Choice

Cassandra's behavior is typically guided by what she thinks would be acceptable to her parents. She appears to be at which stage of cognitive moral development according to Kohlberg?

• A) Emotional.
• B) Conventional.
• C) Principled.
• D) Preconventional.
• E) Utilitarian.

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