In Response to the Heinz Dilemma, Mara Explains, "Heinz Ought

Multiple Choice

In response to the Heinz dilemma, Mara explains, "Heinz ought to steal the drug. Obeying the law in this case goes against the reason for which the law was originally created. The law should be reinterpreted to take account of Heinz's right to save his wife's life." Mara is in which of Kohlberg's stages?

A) instrumental purpose orientation
B) social-order-maintaining orientation
C) social contract orientation
D) universal ethical principle orientation