Henry conforms to the expectations of good behaviour as defined by his family and friends.He believes in the norms of right and wrong set by external standards more than those set by his inner conscience.By which of the following levels of moral personal development is Henry characterized?
A)Para-conventional
B)Conventional
C)Preconventional
D)Postconventional

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Henry's adherence to the expectations of his family and friends suggests that he is conforming to societal norms and expectations, which is characteristic of the conventional level of moral personal development. This level is characterized by a focus on being a good member of society and following rules and norms set by external sources of authority.

Henry Conforms to the Expectations of Good Behaviour as Defined