Tucker was given the Heinz dilemma to ponder. He decided that he would steal the drug so that his wife would be happy. He explained that when you love someone, you do everything you can to make that person happy and give them what they want. Tucker's reasoning follows along which level of Kohlberg's theory?

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Tucker's reasoning is based on personal desires and the immediate happiness of his wife, which aligns with the preconventional level where moral reasoning is based on personal benefits and avoiding punishment.

Tucker Was Given the Heinz Dilemma to Ponder