At the premoral stage of development, Lawrence Kohlberg argues that right and wrong are defined
A) by law.
B) by instinct.
C) on the basis of principles taught at school.
D) on the basis of an immediate reward or punishment for the act.

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At the premoral stage, Kohlberg suggests that moral reasoning is based on the consequences of actions, such as immediate rewards or punishments, rather than on societal rules or principles.

At the Premoral Stage of Development, Lawrence Kohlberg Argues That