Suppose that you overhear someone discussing a recent situation that required her to make a moral judgement.When she states her reasons for her decision, you immediately classify her as reasoning at the preconventional level.What did she base her decision on that allowed you make this classification?

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Preconventional level of moral reasoning, according to Kohlberg's stages of moral development, is characterized by an individual's reasoning based on external consequences to themselves, such as punishment or reward, rather than internalized principles or societal laws.

Suppose That You Overhear Someone Discussing a Recent Situation That