At Kohlberg's __________ level of moral reasoning, the morality of a certain act is determined by whether or not the individual's actions will be approved by another person.
A) conventional
B) unconventional
C) preconventional
D) postconventional

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At the conventional level of moral reasoning (typically observed in adolescence), individuals base their moral judgments on the expectations of society and what is considered socially acceptable behavior. They seek approval from others and conform to norms and values established by their culture or community.

At Kohlberg's __________ Level of Moral Reasoning, the Morality of a Certain