If in a person's moral identity formalism is more important, the person will ________.
A) be inclined to obey rules
B) be unable to follow policy
C) primarily be concerned with consequences
D) violate formal laws to result in benefits for others

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Formalism in moral identity emphasizes the importance of adhering to rules and principles over the consideration of consequences. Therefore, a person who values formalism is more likely to obey rules.

If in a Person's Moral Identity Formalism Is More Important