At which of Kohlberg's stages would a child reason, "You do this for me, and I'll do this for you"? The ________ orientation.
A) punishment and obedience
B) instrumental purpose
C) good boy-good girl
D) social-order-maintaining

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The reasoning of "You do this for me, and I'll do this for you" reflects an instrumental purpose orientation, which is characteristic of Kohlberg's stage two of moral development. In this stage, individuals are focused on personal gain and rewards, and they seek to satisfy their own needs and wants while also considering the needs and wants of others if it benefits them in return.

At Which of Kohlberg's Stages Would a Child Reason, "You