Conventional, group-oriented morals are typical of
A)delinquents.
B)young children.
C)older children and most adults.
D)only 20 percent of the adult population.

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Conventional, group-oriented morals, which involve adherence to rules and standards of one's group or society, are typical of older children and most adults. This stage of moral development, as described by Lawrence Kohlberg, reflects the ability to maintain social order by following rules and understanding societal norms.

Conventional, Group-Oriented Morals Are Typical of