In response to the Heinz dilemma, Seth explains, "If Heinz doesn't do everything he can to save his wife's life, he's valuing something more than the value of life. People have a mutual duty to save one another from dying." Seth is in which of Kohlberg's stages?
A) instrumental purpose orientation
B) social-order-maintaining orientation
C) social contract orientation
D) universal ethical principle orientation

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Seth's statement indicates that he believes in a universal ethical principle that values the sanctity of human life and the duty to preserve it. This aligns with Kohlberg's stage of universal ethical principle orientation, which focuses on principles of justice, equity, and human dignity.

In Response to the Heinz Dilemma, Seth Explains, "If Heinz