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Conventional Morality
The Conventional Morality stage is Kohlberg's second of the three moral stages of development. This stage, Kohlberg maintained, takes places from early adolescence into adulthood.
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An adolescent is debating whether to tell a teacher that their friend cheated on a test. Which of the following justifications for telling the teacher best demonstrates reasoning at the conventional level of morality?
A high school student finds a lost wallet on a public bus. The wallet contains $200 in cash and the owner's identification. Which of the following lines of reasoning for returning the wallet demonstrates the conventional level of moral development?