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Jkov05

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Bronislava always crosses the street at the corner, and only when the light is green, because she knows that it's important to follow the rules of the road. She seems to be operating at which level of moral development described by Lawrence Kohlberg?
 
  A) Nonconventional
  B) Conventional
  C) Postconventional
  D) Preconventional

Question 2

Bojan always hands in his homework on time because he knows that it's important to follow the rules so everyone has the same chances. Bojan seems to be operating at which level of moral reasoning described by Lawrence Kohlberg?
 
  A) Nonconventional
  B) Conventional
  C) Postconventional
  D) Preconventional



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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