A Child Who Demonstrates Moral Reasoning at the Conventional Level

question 28

Multiple Choice

A child who demonstrates moral reasoning at the conventional level

• A) is much more likely to demonstrate moral behavior than a child at the preconventional morality level.
• B) may or may not show more moral behavior than a child at the preconventional morality level.
• C) is much less likely to demonstrate moral behavior than a child at the preconventional level.
• D) is unlikely to demonstrate any moral behavior at all.

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Definitions:

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Bureaucracy

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Incentive Programs

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