Dr. Gardner provides his history class with a syllabus that outlines the rules and procedures the class will follow to ensure a comfortable environment for all. Dr. Gardner emphasizes that if the rules seem unfair or cause a hardship, he is willing to negotiate new rules. This philosophy of class management is most consistent with which stage of Kohlberg's moral reasoning?

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Dr. Gardner's willingness to negotiate new rules indicates an understanding and respect for the social contract, which is the second stage of Kohlberg's moral reasoning. This stage emphasizes the importance of mutual agreements and social norms in maintaining a just and fair society.

Dr Gardner Provides His History Class with a Syllabus That