Which of the following stages of Kohlberg's three-level model of moral development is considered to be conventional reasoning, in which expectations of family and groups are maintained and where loyalty and conformity are considered important?

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In Kohlberg's model, the "Law and order orientation" is part of the conventional level, where individuals conform to societal rules and expectations, emphasizing loyalty and maintaining social order.

Which of the Following Stages of Kohlberg's Three-Level Model of Moral