In Kohlberg's Theory of the Development of Moral Reasoning, the Conventional

Multiple Choice

In Kohlberg's theory of the development of moral reasoning, the conventional level is characterized by:

A) moral reasoning based on self-interest, avoiding punishment, and maximizing personal gain.
B) concern for the rights of all members of society.
C) moral reasoning guided by conformity to social roles, rules, obligations, and expectations.
D) self-chosen ethical principles that reflect the person's respect for ideals such as nonviolence, equality, and democratically determined laws.