A Nurse Is Interviewing an Elderly Client Who Is Reminiscing

A nurse is interviewing an elderly client who is reminiscing about his work in the military.Which of the following statements could indicate the client's attainment of Kohlberg's preconventional level of moral development?

A) "The fighting was terrible,but is was our duty to stay and do what was right."
B) "Although it was against the rules to share our rations,children needed them more than we did."
C) "I did what I was told because my dad was in the military,and I knew he was watching my career."
D) "I joined the military because it was the best job I could get during the depression."