In the conventional level, moral reasoning is based on:
A. Abstract ethical values
B. Avoiding punishment
C. Social approval and law/order
D. Personal gain
Answer (2)
The conventional level of moral reasoning, as described by Kohlberg, focuses on social approval and adherence to laws, emphasizing the importance of societal norms in moral decisions. It is characterized by a desire to maintain social order and gain acceptance from others. Avoiding punishment and personal gain are features of earlier moral stages and are not the main focus at this level. ;
The conventional level of moral reasoning is characterized by a focus on social approval and adherence to laws, as outlined by Lawrence Kohlberg. At this stage, individuals prioritize societal norms over personal interests. The correct answer to the question is C. Social approval and law/order.
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